Sentence examples for guarantee of honesty from inspiring English sources

A pension board is no guarantee of honesty in pension operations.

The very surfeit of money is taken as a guarantee of honesty.

Family names acted as a guarantee of honesty for fellow businesspeople and quality for consumers.

The apparent indifference to artistry in Wright's work has seemed to some people a thing to be admired, a guarantee of literary honesty.

"We can't guarantee the honesty of a company or that they will succeed," says Wolkoff. "But we can forcefully monitor them".

In many, but not all, of those studies, factors such as body size or condition to which the song features are physically linked seem to guarantee the honesty of signals (reviewed in ten Cate et al. 2002).

Obviously Democrats weren't satisfied with such empty guarantees, and hammered away at the idea that professions of honesty are no substitute for actual disclosure.

This suggests a lack of honesty and smacks of desperation, two traits guaranteed to get your résumé tossed in the reject heap.

In an emotional speech to the Senate, Hanson said Culleton had guaranteed to One Nation that he was eligible when he nominated, but this was now a matter of honesty that now must be tested by the court.

No, because they were born of honesty.

Silence is the only form of honesty.