Sentence examples for record of integrity from inspiring English sources

Under the new rules, federal contracting officials are to award contracts only to businesses with "a satisfactory record of integrity and business ethics".

It is still a record of integrity, such that purple or out-of-date sounds -- like the fake flamenco on "Sunset" and the thin electronic rhythm loops scattered throughout -- don't grate as much as they could.

Representative Luis V. Gutierrez, Democrat of Illinois, has pushed through an amendment to the military authorization bill requiring the secretary of defense to review whether BP is a "responsible" contractor, with a "satisfactory record of integrity and business ethics".

To that end, I quote the FT's latest statement on the subject: "The Financial Times is a global print and digital news organisation with a long track record of integrity, independence and ethical journalistic practices, underpinned by a robust code of conduct.

There is not an impeccable record of integrity there on the part of the former president.

I believe Hagel is a decent man, with an outstanding record of integrity as U.S. senator and military service as a patriot.

These projects, managed by local nongovernmental organizations (NGOs) with proven track records of integrity and efficiency, like the International Rescue Committee and Living Water International, are modest and human scaled.

"I was recommended for the role by the investment institutions because of my strong record of honesty, integrity and my successful stewardship of a 25% shareholding in Manchester United from the bottom to the top, but not least because I am a Rangers fan and everything I have done or do is for the club and not self-interest or financial gain.

Let's hire people as regulators and prosecutors with a track record of success, integrity, and courage.

(Disclaimer: I'm on the board of Consumers, since their record for integrity is close to perfect).

In reality, the documents Snowden shared with the reporters from The Guardian, The Washington Post and other news organizations with well-established records of journalistic integrity were reported on in a manner that was mindful not to reveal the sources and methods used to ferret out terrorists.