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• a  lacking principles or moral scruples
  freedom from coarse unprincipled calumny"- A.E.Stevenson
• s  having little or no integrity

• Joe, you are a fool for false dichotomies and the unprincipled middle ground you can claim as a result.
• But he insisted that no penalty was too harsh in dealing with 5 "murderous, unprincipled" drug pushers.
• Uday, now 38, suffered not only from the anguish of Saddam's disapprovalthe son was too unprincipled even for his fatherbut also often from physical pain as a result of .

• principled

News & Articles

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• The Men That Broke Banks - Rogue Traders
  Follow ZeroHedge in Real-Time on FinancialJuice An unprincipled, deceitful, unreliable scoundrel. A vicious and solitary animal. An organism that shows a variation from the standard. What are we talking about? Rogue Traders! Does the cap fit? Some people ask why rogue traders still exist. But, that seems as if it’s an easy one to answer. Fool-proof risk management doesn’t exist and never will ...
  July 5, 2013 - Zero Hedge

Quotes

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• Foreign Secretary Margaret Beckett in Scotsman
  Mrs Beckett yesterday accused the impressionist of "an unprincipled and unpleasant breach of privacy".
• John Engler in Washington Post
  NAM President John Engler said Baroody was the victim of an "unprincipled smear campaign ...... aided and abetted by unethical release of his financial records."
• Javier Solana in International Herald Tribune
  The scramble for energy risks being pretty unprincipled,the EU's foreign policy chief, Javier Solana, said. "However we choose to deal with such regimes, others will put their energy needs above everything else."