Sentence examples for probity integrity from inspiring English sources

But I and my family - my father and my two uncles, although they've all gone now - have had an enduring reputation for probity, integrity and honesty," he added.

But listen also to Mr Netanyahu's erstwhile colleagues, who worked with him closely until, in despair, they gave up: the prime minister lacks probity, integrity, decency, they grumble; he makes a promise in the morning and breaks it in the afternoon.

Singapore holds public officials to the highest standards of probity and integrity.

The director-general said "the probity, the integrity and the conviction" of BBC journalists was "not to be questioned".

Jack Straw told the BBC he has "acted with complete probity and integrity throughout my parliamentary career".

The resignation became an excuse for daily installments of distinctly German navel-gazing, exposing social rifts not just between left and right and young and old, but also between the buttoned-down old-school German culture of probity and prideful integrity on the one hand, and a dawning celebrity culture, laced with irony and skepticism, on the other.

The citizens of the Philippines expect their Justices to be persons of proven competence, integrity, probity and independence, even if that has not proven to be the case numerous times in the past.

News Corp's papers in Britain assiduously canvass the views of those MPs who are most likely to put the BBC in the dock for failure to live up to the Murdoch empire's well-attested standards of integrity and probity.

His supporters are trying to ensure it is not just Mr Chen's probity but also the integrity of Taiwanese justice that are on trial.In one case he is alleged to have influenced the government to buy land from a company that bribed his wife, Wu Shu-chen.

It would be nice if the president of the United States were the sort of person we could give the benefit of the doubt to under these circumstances, that Trump was a businessman of such integrity and probity it would never cross our minds he was allowing his personal financial self-interest to overwhelm his sense of duty to office and country.

Mr McCausland denied the allegation and said during a debate in a special sitting of the assembly that he always sought to carry out his role with "integrity and probity".