unbribable

Yeah, yeah, yeah, but my thing is though, let me have enough money when I finally run for office, I'm unbribable.

“When all Israel was swept by the euphoria of the unbelievable military victory, he immediately recognised that this occupation is going to corrupt us, and how heavy the price we shall pay for this corruption, and how we shall fall in love with the occupation – exactly everything that has happened to us and has turned into our tragedy. Always he was himself, he was unbribable, unchangeable, very solid and yet very clear.”

It was from those soldiers that the interpreter formed his vision of America: a place where people show up on time and keep their promises, a generous country with unbribable officials, tolerance, justice.

Unbribable, un-brī′ba-bl, adj. incapable of being bribed.

Still, Mohammedans are not an unbribable people, and something might possibly be done for me.