Sentence examples for integrity and confidence from inspiring English sources

We have restored integrity and confidence in the process and have not sidestepped a single issue".

"The evidence in this case casts doubt on the notion that voter ID laws foster integrity and confidence," he wrote.

Only a royal commission will clean up the banking sector and restore the integrity and confidence it needs to be strong into the future.

Where his interests stop and the public interest begins is a critical line that Palmer and this parliament must draw to preserve integrity and confidence in our democracy.

"I approach this decision on the basis that I should forfeit no more than is necessary, in public policy, to maintain the integrity and confidence of the system of taking sureties so that a person may be released on bail".

It will take an understanding of the complex, real-world processes that provide integrity and confidence for investors to create a digital experience that drives capitalism.

The real Alexander Hamilton who was the key conceptualizer and organizer of the American government and who laid the foundation of the nation's strong financial architecture believed in promoting manufacturing via tariffs; promulgated the expansion of credit as long as integrity, credibility and confidence were maintained; and was America's most sophisticated and essential economic nationalist.

Mason said: "Integrity and public confidence in the electoral system are vital.

Mr. Morgenthau said of the nomination, "I think it's an excellent choice, and I think he should, if given a free hand, do a lot to restore integrity and public confidence in the Department of Justice".

"As an organization whose continued success depends on integrity and public confidence, the N.F.L. simply cannot tolerate conduct that victimizes other individuals and results in a loss of respect for N.F.L. players," Commissioner Paul Tagliabue said in a statement.

"There was no doubt in my mind that the game's integrity and public confidence were at stake in the potential destruction of the reserve system," Kuhn wrote in his 1987 autobiography, "Hardball".