As the youngest ever White House chief of staff, Mr. Cheney displayed the qualities instinctively recognized by Governor Bush and most fair-minded voters: a towering intelligence and probity, razor-sharp judgment, and a seriousness of purpose that is the antithesis of modern political spin.
The tenacity and probity of Jost and his colleagues had paid off.
It advocates a 15-member council to monitor the management and probity of the courts.
You quoted Mr Shadrake's statements confirming emphatically that his book questioned the independence and probity of the judiciary.
Similarly, GPs would recognise such experiences and have further concerns around adverse effects, addiction, misuse and probity of prescribing [ 21, 43].
Mr. Levi, known for a conservative outlook, keen intelligence and impeccable probity, was president of the University of Chicago from 1968 until 1975, when President Gerald R. Ford tapped him to head the Department of Justice.
The eloquence of the language and the probity of the argumentation were met only by the countervailing oration of Daniel Webster.
A man of his intelligence, charm, probity and good looks seems unlikely to allow himself to become so closely entangled with a family displaying its dysfunction so glaringly.
He goes on to say, "In order to preserve the robust image (sic) of the nation, we call for transparency, accountability and probity in our system of governance".
Since then, Dr. Assad has quietly built a power base by courting the country's business elite, negotiating with foreign diplomats, installing allies in the military and intelligence hierarchy, changing two-thirds of the government ministers to his liking, and cultivating a public image of openness and probity.
