Sentence examples for trustworthiness integrity from inspiring English sources
But the virtues that they thought of as leaderly — courage, decisiveness, sociability, compassion, trustworthiness, integrity, and so on — matter in ordinary life, too.
But the virtues that they thought of as leaderly courage, decisiveness, sociability, compassion, trustworthiness, integrity, and so on matter in ordinary life, too.
These recent developments in EBM reveal that if the clinical research literature is to be informative or foundational to the enterprise of health care, much work needs to be done to secure its trustworthiness and integrity.
For the last eight years, she's been measuring the trustworthiness or integrity of the largest U.S.-based public companies.
When "Hillary doubters" are asked to point to specific things that raise concern about her trustworthiness or integrity, they mention the so-called "email scandal" or the supposed "Clinton Foundation transgressions -- or even to purported failures in Libya and Iraq.
The city maintains that there was probable cause for Hadid's indictment, and that his "conduct raised so many doubts about his judgment, reliability, trustworthiness, and personal integrity".
"Though no human plan can possibly foresee all eventualities," he wrote, "I can say without hesitation that extensive efforts are being taken by the Archdiocese of Los Angeles to make certain that all who minister to God's people in this archdiocese do so with personal integrity, trustworthiness, and zeal -- all the qualities of the Good Shepherd".
The important issue of determining the integrity (trustworthiness) of data provenance in data fusion and knowledge fusion activities has been described in [1].
But whatever you do, don't equate my integrity and trustworthiness to Bill Clinton.
In one letter, she described Fu as lacking "honesty, integrity and trustworthiness".
In their first campaign trip, Mr. Bush struck more partisan tones than usual, hammering away at the integrity and trustworthiness of the Clinton administration.
