Sentence examples for for its probity from inspiring English sources
Virginia is a state known for its probity.
The office, which is noted for its probity and candor, urged the justices not to hear Mr. Millbrook's case because the specific ruling to which he objected was correct.
"The Stone Virgins," like many novels from the killing fields, poses a dilemma for contemporary novelists and dramatists, confronted as they are with reportage remarkable for its probity and eloquence.
If she ascends to the presidency, Arroyo would bring with her a name respected for its probity.
With the euro zone economy forecast to enter into recession soon, Europe's existential question is how it can focus alone on ratifying a treaty this year (meant to re-establish its probity for the markets and its nervous partners) that is basically limited to more consolidation of its finances.
In Browne's thoughtful idiom, Franz Schmidt, the chief auditor of a provincial banking house known for its discretion and probity, is described as a "mild, correct fellow".
His much publicised trips to Libya and Iran were bound to raise military hackles, but he went along with the generals in their decidedly unIslamic alliance with Israel.It is also fair to say that many Turks plumped for Welfare not because of its Islamist tinge, but for its air of probity and competence.
This combines in unique measure a deep respect for its subject's ethical probity and resourceful intellect with a far from inevitably complimentary eye for the telling details of his personal habits and deportment.
It was a stinging rebuke to a man known for his probity, but then again, Mr. Verniero won the argument on appeal.
Its reputation for probity, inspired by Islamic values, pulled in disgruntled voters in droves including some Christians.
Three years ago, at the time of the Cologne Re scandal, Justin O'Brien wrote in the Irish Times that the "disturbing picture of regulatory incapacity in Ireland... has the potential to be catastrophic to its reputation for probity".
