Sentence examples for governmental integrity from inspiring English sources

In many instances, too, reduced government accountability and transparency increases the risk of harm to the public and lessens governmental integrity.

For that reason, the success of the mixed economy depends on the integrity of governmental and social support for ethical principles of compassion, empathy, and respect for individual and minority rights.

As a recognised figure in the field, Chris has spoken out against a number of international issues including match-fixing in English and African football, the need for governmental involvement in sport integrity and general corruption in sport.

They are a key part of the integrity of our governmental system.

Mr Addy identifies four: savings from the costs of providing services to illegal immigrants, increased safety, more "business, employment and education opportunities for legal residents" and "ensuring the integrity of various governmental programs and services".

"The Government may no more restrict how many candidates or causes a donor may support," Chief Justice Roberts wrote, "than it may tell a newspaper how many candidates it may endorse".In dissent, Justice Stephen Breyer and three other liberal justices argued that the ruling undervalues the "integrity of our governmental institutions".

The Court affirmed the constitutionality of limits on campaign contributions, stating that they "serve[d] the basic governmental interest in safeguarding the integrity of the electoral process without directly impinging upon the rights of individual citizens and candidates to engage in political debate and discussion".

It is "a phenomenon," as the late Chalmers Johnson put it, "by which a nation's armed services come to put their institutional preservation ahead of achieving national security or even a commitment to the integrity of the governmental structure of which they are a part" (The Sorrows of Empire, Metropolitan Books, 2004, pp. 423-24).

A breakthrough for Niger Since 1992, UNICEF and the government have worked with Niger's Committee on Traditional Practices (CONIPRAT), a non-governmental organization, to protect the health and integrity of women and girls.

But others said Mr. Mazuz must find a balance between competing public interests in maintaining governmental stability at a difficult time, protecting the integrity of the prosecutor's office and policing possible abuse of power.

The governmental support or acceptance could considerably increase the integrity of standards, their market acceptance and confidence.