Probity in a sentence

I share some doubts about McCarthy’s political probity, but if it’s personal then why “negotiate” with someone you don’t trust and won’t vote for no matter what?

Labour Leader Keir Starmer, the likely next prime minister if current polling trends continue, is a former public prosecutor who wants to present himself as a model of probity in contrast to supposed Tory fecklessness.

Probity Advisors Inc. grew its holdings in shares of FedEx by 2.1% during the second quarter.

Senator McKim also accused the Department of Home Affairs of holding an "abject record" around transparency, probity and good governance.

According to the Radio analyst, her multidisciplinary experience along with the virtues and principles of probity, transparency, accountability, and integrity, has been brought to bear in her management and administration of the state tax regime.

It’s incredible how so many of those close to him questioning his intellect, knowledge and honesty are painting a completely different picture to what we see in public - a highly intelligent, well-informed man of class, dignity, eloquence and probity.

More significantly, he has stamped his leadership style on the governance of the state, a style that is marked by discipline, probity, and zero tolerance for unethical conduct.

Those Tea-Partiers all about fiscal probity and the deficit who immediately change their tune when it it comes to Trump corporate tax cuts and socialism for the rich spending.

D., Founder and President of Probity Medical Research and the Coordinating Investigator for the TRuE-AD program.

I hope this bill tanks in parliament in both houses and stops this Boris Johnson/Dominic Cummings/Michael Gove dire triumvirate who wouldn't know how to act with principals and moral probity, because those words do not appear in their vocabulary.

Men of probity, character, public standing and unquestioned loyalty, both North and South, had disagreed over this issue as a matter of principle from the day our Constitution was adopted.

Under the ministerial code of conduct, the Premier sits atop the internal mechanisms to guarantee the probity of government MPs and ministers.

But now Mr. Saikawa, a lifelong Nissan employee, is facing scrutiny — from shareholders, former colleagues, the press and others — about his own competence and probity.

Fiscal probity ended with Eisenhower, and it wasn't great then, either.

Good governance, through equity, accountability, openness, probity, transparency, and the rule of law, is a phenomenon of the past.

Historically, the solution has been for the administration to delegate the task to an outsider known for probity.

She also recalled asking Burnes whether he wished to make a formal complaint, in which case she would refer the matter to the probity adviser.

The award aims to encourage, promote, celebrate and protect the uncommon principles of openness, honesty, probity, accountability and transparency in public and private life and whistleblowing to deserving persons and bodies.

The group said, the explanation became necessary in the interest of probity and accountability, adding that those items were still needed for subsequent election tribunal panels instead of wasting public funds at every election circle for new equipment.

The key directors of Melco would have previously had obtained probity in Crown's key jurisdictions when Crown owned about 30 per cent of Melco," Credit Suisse analysts said.