Sentence examples for for probity and from inspiring English sources

But their reputation for probity and virtue is deteriorating fast.

THERE is a lingering assumption among Britons that their country stands for probity and fair play.

But he has established himself as a leader with a reputation for probity and competence.

A culture that showed a complete disregard for probity and honesty.

A mild-mannered, 50-year-old constitutional-law professor, he has a reputation for probity and modesty.

Their reputations for probity and judgment provide a reasonable hope that contentious issues can be resolved without lengthy litigation.

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.

Members of Duvdevan do not recount past missions––those "have to remain dark," Raz said––but they speak in highly moralistic terms about the unit, how they were selected for their sense of probity and poise.

The avuncular Custodian of the Holy Places, as Saudi monarchs title themselves, had a reputation for probity, tolerance and humility that augured change for the better.

But I and my family - my father and my two uncles, although they've all gone now - have had an enduring reputation for probity, integrity and honesty," he added.

Tens of thousands of Indians, tired of dynastic politics, rampant corruption and brazen nepotism, supported Mr Kejriwal's party because they believed it stood for probity, transparency and democracy.