Mr Aquino's image is built on the notion that the probity for which his late mother was famous is there in his genes.In this section Martyrs on both sides Unfinished business Not in his stars Do they know it's Christmas?
Significantly, independent directors will be responsible for the quality, and also the probity, of audits, the area in which directors' past passivity was most glaring.
Hitherto a Westminster watchword for probity, the former Blairite star took pains to tell his entrapper he could not consider her putative offer until after his retirement as an MP, in May.
Whether or not Comey endangered his position at the head of the FBI, the episode has cost him his chief asset: his reputation, cultivated assiduously in the media, for probity and judgment.
U.S. Secret Service agents are also drilled almost from Day One on the need for probity, discretion and solid morals.
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.
No prizes for guessing which country has the better reputation for probity.
A black environmentalist with a reputation for probity and the promise of breaking the PT-PSDB chokehold on power, she had already managed a solid third place in the presidential election of 2010, with 20m votes.
Tame enough, furthermore, for more than 2,500 conventions a year, including those of groups conscious of their reputations for probity, including the National League of Cities, the National Association of Attorneys General and numerous church bodies.
