probity

Converse of object

• ensure: Are there systems in place to ensure financial probity?
• demonstrate: Are our officers ' negotiations with operators about concessions well documented and sufficiently transparent for us to demonstrate probity?
• guarantee: Question 1: Are these criteria sufficient to guarantee the probity of those who wish to work within the High Court enforcement industry?

Noun used with modifier

• business: All these initiative are having a major effect on the way directors view business probity.

Adjective modifier

• financial: Are there systems in place to ensure financial probity?
• moral: The only resource the Tibetan government has is its image of moral probity which is indivisible from the perception of the Dalai Lama.
• commercial: For Hofland, commercial probity and religious piety are united, not separate, virtues.
• utmost: The operators of the cameras will operate with the utmost probity at all times.
• fiscal: Fiscal probity is nonexistent when the budget deficit hovers in the double-digits.
• personal: Mr Brown, whose credentials as heir apparent rest on his reputation for economic competence and personal probity, would find it much harder.

Modifies a noun

• issue: There have been no adverse events or probity issues.
• check: There is no link to the NHS payment process, the probity checks or the main database.
• requirement: It was in planning decisions that probity requirements were particularly acute.

Preposition: in

• conduct: To maintain the highest standards of probity in the conduct of our business.
• management: While we appreciate the need to ensure probity in the management of council affairs, the Standards Board needs radical reform.