0 dishonest or unacceptable behaviour:
1 done in a dishonest way with the intention of tricking someone:
There are laws prohibiting bad-faith conduct by insurers.
2 dishonest behaviour with the intention of deceiving someone:
How could he, and he alone, be naive and immersed in bad faith and false consciousness?
They seem to assume a unitary entity in charge of making the decisions, one that consistently commits mistakes or acts in bad faith.
There will be more and more evidence of arbitrariness, dishonesty, and bad faith among judges.
Legal realism is an exaggerated recognition of judicial bad faith.
One wonders at this point who's dealing with whom in bad faith.
This is not simply a matter of spin politics and bad faith.
Coincidentally or not, the term 'bad faith' came up several times during the conference.
As discussed above, there are a number of features besides similarity of vocabulary use which serve to identify essays which have been written in bad faith.
