Mr. Duncan Smith stepped up his attack, calling for an independent inquiry and saying the episode created for the Labor government "huge doubts about their probity, huge doubts about their honesty".
Both are immersed in corruption scandals, and concerns about probity will spook financial markets.
It is about probity in government – which appears to be sorely lacking.
Hemingway, in the same statement about probity, said that once writing became the artist's greatest pleasure as well as his greatest vice, the only thing that could separate him from it was death.
Martin Amis has provided a succinct bill of indictment: When I reflect that D. H. Lawrence, perhaps the most foul-tempered writer of all time (beater of women and animals, racist, anti-Semite, etc., etc)., was also, perhaps, the most extravagantly slapdash exponent of language, I feel the lure of some immense generalisation about probity and prose.
Martin Amis has provided a succinct bill of indictment: **{:.break one} ** When I reflect that D. H. Lawrence, perhaps the most foul-tempered writer of all time (beater of women and animals, racist, anti-Semite, etc., etc)., was also, perhaps, the most extravagantly slapdash exponent of language, I feel the lure of some immense generalisation about probity and prose.
High impact decisions were more frequent for inquiries received from organisational sources; inquiries categorised as "referral" or "determination;" and inquiries including allegations about probity, relationships with patients, or doctor's health.
And, as we hear the mass of evidence, the doubts accumulate about his probity.
Many had wondered in the build-up about the probity of the whole venture.
There is deep cynicism in Shanghai and the rest of China about the probity of party officials.
