First, integrity might be viewed precisely as non-thinking adherence to values or ideology.
Probably the best way to assess adherence to values is through 360-degree feedback from peers, direct reports, board members, key customers, external partners, and other company stakeholders.
Today's public insists not only on compliance, but also on adherence to values that lie behind the rules.
Criteria include years attending the festival, adherence to values including a "leave no trace" cleanup policy and the scale of the team's project.
To execute this responsibility, the government undertakes to show "adherence to values common to all mankind, founding ourselves on our inalienable right to self-determination," which is "supported by the centuries-long history of development of Belarusian statehood".
Diamond isolates factors that explain the blindness, one especially important one being the adherence to dysfunctional value systems (432 434).
Warren Buffet, 83, who is called the "Sage of Omaha" and is noted for his adherence to the value investing philosophy and for his personal frugality -- probably because he recently was demoted to the third richest person in the world.
The modern world is a complex and, at times, dangerous tableau being etched by the forces of populism, pluralism and urbanism; and it is our adherence to national value systems ― especially when they are tested by tragedies ― that define who we are.
Barros et al. (2009), in a study testing the relationship between authoritarianism and values, observed that religious values were related to decrease in tolerance, while adherence to hedonist values was related to an increase in tolerance and reduction of authoritarianism.
