Discipline slogans for government agencies and units

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Discipline slogans for government agencies and units

1. The party is founded for the public good and governs for the people

2. Power is for the people, feelings are tied to the people, and benefits are Planned by the people

3. Integrity and self-discipline, the alarm bell always sounds

4. Integrity and self-discipline, starting from me

5. Be proud of loving the motherland and endangering the country The motherland is a shame

6. Coming out of the mud but not stained, washing the clear ripples without being evil.

7. Strengthen the construction of party style and clean government and build a socialist harmonious society.

8. The merits and demerits must be tested by history, and integrity and diligence must be judged by the masses.

9. If you indulge in small things, you will lose big things.

10. Be grateful, smile and feel embarrassed, show sympathy to the people and think about integrity.

11. Never forget the image of a public servant in every word and deed; always think about the well-being of the people in every move.

12. Adhere to integrity and self-discipline and strive to set an advanced example.

13. Integrity is high, and corruption cannot be tolerated.

14. If you cannot effectively restrain yourself, you cannot effectively restrain others.

15. Don’t let good deeds go unnoticed by praise, and don’t let bad deeds go unpunished.

16. Official reputation becomes civil society, and performance is achieved through steady steps.

17. Examine yourself at all times, and the people’s sufferings will never be forgotten; be careful about everything, and keep the officials clean and poor and dream of Chang’an.

18. The most important thing when establishing a party is serving the public and serving the people wholeheartedly, and the most important thing is to govern with integrity for the people.

19. Integrity is the most important thing in government, and sincerity is the most important thing in life.

20. Pay attention to trivial details, speak and act in every detail; do big things, be virtuous and diligent in all aspects.

21. Indifferent to fame and fortune, the breeze blows on your sleeves and your body is upright; you are clear about right and wrong, and righteousness is born in your chest.

22. Money, beauty and family affection are the touchstone of officialdom and the warning sign of national law, party discipline and regulation in politics.

23. If one thing is not clear, one will be wrong; if one official is not clear, one will be wrong.

24. Small good deeds accumulate in large quantities, and virtue will benefit the world; small evil deeds can be eliminated early to avoid future troubles.

25. The cool breeze comes from the forest and valley, and the source of integrity comes from self-discipline.

26. Start with system construction and start bit by bit.

27. Anti-corruption depends on the size of the matter, while advocating for integrity does not depend on the position.

28. Really keep the "Three Represents" in mind and always maintain integrity.

29. When the country is upright and the people are at ease, the officials will be clean and the people will be at ease.

30. Supervision means caring, and openness means promoting integrity.

31. Honesty and trustworthiness are the fundamental principles of being an official.

32. Happy to compose new songs, full of righteousness.

33. Integrity is the basis for governing, and diligence is the first priority for officials.

34. Those who govern the country according to the law have a balance in their hearts, and the song of integrity is always chanted in their hearts.

35. Worry about the world’s worries first, and rejoice after the world’s happiness.

36. Live an upright life and be honest and honest throughout your tenure as an official.

37. Anti-corruption should start with ourselves, and promoting integrity should start from small things.

38. Gong begets enlightenment, and integrity begets prestige.

39. Mass supervision is the most powerful weapon against corruption.

40. The prosperity of a country depends on politics; the success of government depends on people.

41. Promoting integrity focuses on fighting corruption; fighting corruption focuses on treating the root cause.

42. Quietness cultivates one’s character, and frugality cultivates one’s virtue.

43. Ideals and beliefs are the fundamental guarantee for leading cadres to resist corruption and prevent degeneration.

44. Serve the people diligently, fulfill your duties and work conscientiously.

45. Put the people first, connect with the people, and serve the people.

46. Be a public servant, be a public servant, be honest and serve the public, observe the people's sentiments, resolve their concerns, satisfy the people's concerns, and serve the people diligently.

47. To curb corruption, the focus is on prevention.

48. Always be self-disciplined, have strict requirements, and keep forging ahead; always be tolerant of others, have a broad vision, and be broad-minded.

49. We must promote righteousness in the world and not give the common people a bad name.

50. A man of integrity, with a breeze on his sleeves.

51. A thousand-mile embankment collapses in an ant nest; a promising future is ruined by a single thought.

52. Power is a double-edged sword, honor and disgrace can happen in a flash.

53. Don’t act only on small things to benefit the big ones, don’t act only on selfish interests and harm the public; don’t act only on self-interest and harm yourself, and don’t act only on power and harm the people.

54. The lotus is respected because of its purity, and people are upright because of their integrity.

55. Be upright as a person, and be a breeze as an official; think twice before doing things, and your family will be safe all year round.

56. When serving as an official, one should never forget to be diligent and honest, and benefit the common people.

57. Integrity is the road to sunshine, corruption is the single-plank bridge.

58. The people’s hearts are discerning and the legal net is boundless.

59. Greed is the source of corruption, and self-discipline is the dam that curbs desire.

60. When drinking water, think of the source, and when serving as an official, you must be honest.

61. Anti-corruption should not be judged by the size of the matter, and promotion of integrity should not be based on high or low position.

62. The lotus is respected because of its purity, and the official is upright because of his integrity.

63. People’s hearts are like a scale to measure who is less important and who is more important. Public opinion is like a mirror showing who is corrupt and who is honest.

64. Act impartially on both big and small matters, and be honest in all matters.

65. The rope is broken at the thin end, and the disaster is caused by greed.

66. Why not lose weight if you are as clear as an autumn chrysanthemum? If you are as honest as a plum blossom, you will not be afraid of the cold.

67. If a person has no selfish desires, he will naturally be strong; if a person has no evil thoughts, he will naturally be just.

68. Warning and education must be constantly pursued, and everyone has the responsibility to supervise the integrity of the government.

69. Integrity is the root of blessing, and self-discipline is the bud of blessing.

70. The drizzle wets the clothes, and a little bit of greed ruins the reputation.

71. I would rather have fewer trophies than have a bad reputation.

72. If you cannot resist today’s temptation, you will lose tomorrow’s happiness.

73. Always cultivate the virtues of politics and always have self-discipline.

74. Always think about the harm of greed, and always be careful about inappropriate thoughts.

75. A wise man uses the painful lessons of others to warn himself; a fool uses his own heavy price to awaken others.

76. If a boat is sailing improperly, it will be destroyed by wind and waves; if an official is dishonest, the people will abandon him.

77. Remuneration, whether high or low, comes from the blood and sweat of the people. Even those with low status and high status are public servants of the people.

78. If you are not corrupt in government, you will have a blue sky above your head; if you are not honest in government, your sword will hang high.

79. As a public servant, you should always self-reflect on the "three things", and as an official, you must strictly control the "three things" every day.

80. As an official, avoid being unclear about power and being dishonest; avoid being unfair in handling affairs; and avoid being thrifty in life.

81. Looking at the virtuous countries and families in the past, success was caused by diligence and frugality, and failure was caused by extravagance.

82. Public morality is great, and integrity is high.

83. Never forget the image of a public servant in every word and deed, and always think about the well-being of the people in every move.

84. The key to combating corruption and promoting integrity is to address both the symptoms and root causes, and to practice integrity and self-discipline.

85. Promote integrity and cultivate a noble spirit.

86. Be an upright person and be an official with integrity.

87. Honesty is the basis of life and conduct in society, and integrity should be the first priority for those who engage in politics.

88. Frugality fosters virtue, and integrity builds one’s integrity.

89. The reputation of a gold cup and a silver cup is not as good as that of the common people; the gold and silver awards are not as good as the praise of the common people.

90. Be upright as a person and spotless as an official.

91. Don’t be honest because the official is small, and don’t be diligent because the work is small.

92. A body full of righteousness and a breeze on both sleeves.

93. Self-respect, self-reflection, self-policing, and self-motivation. Be cautious of power, be cautious of desire, be cautious of insignificance, and be cautious of independence. 94. To be indifferent is to clarify one’s ambition, and to be honest is to be honest.

95. Fame and integrity are more important than Mount Tai, while profit and desire are as light as a feather.

96. Be honest and serve the public without seeking personal gain, and enforce the law impartially without showing any favoritism.

97. The alarm bell always sounds to build a line of defense to prevent the slightest change and protect the reputation.

98. Be honest and self-disciplined, and serve the people diligently.

99. The party implements clean government and the people benefit from it.

100. What you stretch out is your hand, what you get is money, what you overdraw is your personality, and what you lose is your heart. 101. Diligence is the foundation to achieve career success, and integrity is the top priority.

102. An honest person does not seek what is not his, and will always stand in the square of self-discipline.