Sentence examples for in the probity from inspiring English sources

I've always suspected that this showed a lack of trust in the probity of the sausage.

If we lose confidence in the probity of judges, seeing them not as paragons of the rule of law but as politicians in black robes, we will have no refuge from the powerful partisan winds now blowing across our land.

Bhutto's family and her party clearly have no faith in the probity of President Pervez Musharraf's government, and many - including Nawaz Sharif, Bhutto's nearest rival in the Pakistani opposition - have accused the government of creating the security situation that led to her murder.

Trust in free-market capitalism requires that shareholders and other stakeholders in the system have confidence in the probity of companies.

The Higher Presidential Election Commission has the final say in the probity of the vote, and it has ruled that first round was fair.

Where can anyone have any confidence in the probity of corporate America if a company's accounts aren't worth the paper they are printed on?

But a respected survey published in September suggested that trust in the honesty of lawmakers, the probity of the banks and the workings of the media had all fallen drastically in the past three decades.

Focus groups conducted by the Washington-based National Democratic Institute for International Affairs showed that voters were interested in the personal probity of candidates.

But, as a mark of trust in the relative probity of Mr Kikwete's government, many of Tanzania's biggest donors, led by Britain, now give their money directly to support the budget.

Male honor resides in the sexual probity of women because in patrilineal societies men must control reproductive power and fertility.

This ensured Froome's race was ridden and won in a haze of suspicion, and innuendo regarding the probity of his success, in a contest that saw just one rider forced out for failing a drug test.