Sentence examples for probity of the from inspiring English sources

It advocates a 15-member council to monitor the management and probity of the courts.

Many had wondered in the build-up about the probity of the whole venture.

I've always suspected that this showed a lack of trust in the probity of the sausage.

You quoted Mr Shadrake's statements confirming emphatically that his book questioned the independence and probity of the judiciary.

He knew he was inviting trouble – more specifically charges of contempt – by calling into question the probity of the judiciary.

Questions will be asked about the probity of the new cabinet, given supposedly extensive background checks failed to pick up on Mr Endo's connection to funding malfeasance.

Significantly, independent directors will be responsible for the quality, and also the probity, of audits, the area in which directors' past passivity was most glaring.

And perhaps this desire to deify the singer, to stress her purity and goodness, reflected something prevalent at that time, namely an anxiety about the moral status of singing, the probity of performance, of The Stage.

…if the acceptable use of vast state powers is to be guaranteed, it cannot simply be by reference to the probity of its servants, the ingenuity of its enemies or current technical limitations on what it can do.

Louie) Obispo has commingled the earnest Navy town probity of San Diego with the straightforward, no-hype competency of the American Midwest and Canada (minus the self-righteous condescension of our northern neighbors, the late great Rob Ford notwithstanding).

When you're in the secret state you are, hopefully, pretty confident of the probity of everything you're doing, and the reason for it.