Sentence examples for issue of honesty from inspiring English sources

In my opinion the evidence indicates an issue of honesty and integrity, not merely naive or poor professional judgment.

"In my opinion the evidence indicates an issue of honesty and integrity, not merely naïve or poor professional judgment," she said.

But in a statement on Tuesday, Deborah Glass, the deputy chairwoman of the Independent Police Complaints Commission, said, "The evidence indicates an issue of honesty and integrity, not merely naïve or poor professional judgment" on the part of those representatives.

The Prince felt the issue of "honesty" in conservation – using design and materials of your own time, to which the society is committed – had been used too often to justify unsatisfactory alterations and ugly additions.

"In my opinion the evidence and the surrounding circumstances do give an indication of an issue of honesty and integrity and/or discreditable conduct, not merely naïve or poor professional judgment".

He made no mention of his decision late last week to pull an advertisement in which he likened Mr. Bush to Mr. Clinton on the issue of honesty, a commercial for which he was severely criticized.

Through studio exercises, students address issues of honesty and creativity in the theatrical moment, and begin to have a sense of their strengths and limitations as communicating theatrical artists.

The decision not to press ahead with misconduct charges against the officers following the meeting was challenged by the Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC), which said there were issues of "honesty and integrity" among the three representatives of the Police Federation.

I knew that at the core of my conflict were issues of honesty and openness and that I wasn't going to find what I was looking for in the church I'd worked so hard to persuade others to join, a realization that wounded me as much as anything in my life.

The police watchdog says the way Police Federation officers dealt with the former Cabinet minister Andrew Mitchell raises issues of "honesty and integrity and/or discreditable conduct".. Mr Mitchell resigned after allegations that he had sworn at police officers at the gates of Downing Street and called them "plebs," something he has always fiercely denied.

I'm only concerned with the issue of intellectual honesty here, not political parties, ideologies, or learned prejudices.