Sentence examples for whose probity from inspiring English sources

First, because it would leave Mr. Kostunica, whose probity has impressed them, essentially jobless.

Mr. Koch's probity was never questioned, but he found himself cutting deals with several borough presidents and Democratic bosses whose probity was questioned frequently and for excellent reasons.

She was speaking as a member of the Long Island Rail Road Commuters Councill, and the politician whose probity she was questioning was Governor Pataki.

This is the first presidential election to be supervised not by the government but by an independent institute whose probity is accepted by all.Will that be enough to ensure a clean vote?

Perhaps he was, as he says, badly treated by every senior Labour politician he met – with the exception of Hazel Blears, whose financial probity Watt applauds.

Ms Rousseff, whose personal probity few doubt, accused Veja of "electoral terrorism" and secured an injunction to stop it from publicising the edition (though not to halt its sale).

But both Summers and van Doren are men whose old-fashioned probity leaves them open to the charge of naivety when they fail to move with the times.

And virtually overnight, an opposition legislator whose crusade for probity and disclosure seemed to incarnate a fresh new style of Japanese politics, has taken on the slightly shopworn look of the average member of Parliament.

Her Mr Right, the strong, silent Mark Darcy Colin Firthh), is a celebrated civil rights lawyer of impeccable probity whose parents live in a country house that could give Castle Howard a run for its tourist dollar.

These are scary concepts when it concerns Europe's leading economy, whose deep pockets and probity have been a pillar of the global economy for decades.

Even the keenest optimists could hardly argue that tax revenues would go on moving upwards; realism pointed to a sharp drop.It was the state's misfortune that, at precisely this moment, the main candidates trying to replace Mr Pataki as governor were party hacks whose assertions of fiscal probity were never taken seriously.