Sentence examples for supposed integrity from inspiring English sources

When the voice of a man of supposed integrity, professionalism, experience and expertise can be muffled, muted and ultimately silenced, what can we anticipate in the future?

On February 21st, in a filing with the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, Alibaba admitted that it had granted "gold" status (a mark of supposed integrity) to 2,236 dealers who it says subsequently defrauded buyers.David Wei, the chief executive of Alibaba.com (the listed part of Alibaba Group, which is mostly private) and Elvis Lee, the chief operating officer, resigned to accept responsibility.

It represents an abject figure that has to be excluded from the circle of us so to imagine a supposed pure integrity of our culture.

The roads to an honorable life promised by work and military service are mined and muddied by the greed and mendacity of the institutions — government, schools, banks — that are supposed to uphold integrity.

"We're supposed to stand for integrity".

The committee is supposed to weigh the integrity, competence and temperament of prospective judges even before they are formally nominated and sent to the Senate for confirmation.

Mr. Demetriades has called for Germany to leave the euro, a view that will hardly be welcome on the body that is supposed to safeguard the integrity of the euro zone.

"In the other, we see a pension fund adviser — the outside 'gatekeeper' who is supposed to safeguard the integrity of the pension fund process — recommending deals based on pressure from pension officials and politically connected people".

The parents were supposed to preserve the integrity of each child's workspace, and all these odd little projects — the beans, the soap shavings, the tongs and the muffin tin, even the puzzles — were supposed to be referred to as jobs.

The parents were supposed to preserve the integrity of each child's workspace, and all these odd little projects the beans, the soap shavings, the tongs and the muffin tin, even the puzzles were supposed to be referred to as jobs.

"The result is a pitiful compendium of watered-down mannerisms that are supposed to maintain the integrity of the avenue," she wrote of a building on Fifth Avenue, "but speak more clearly of the inflation of costs and the impoverishment of crafts in our time".