A winner always remembers that his own survival is more important than maintaining the integrity of the democratic process.
"Plunkett has paid a heavy price for putting his own interests above the integrity of the market and Barclays customerr.
The president said the war in the country's east was not just about territorial integrity, but "global freedom, global democracy and global security".
I doubt if those behind the campaign against him knew or cared about the effect their actions were having on a man who put enormous value on integrity.
It's the loss of integrity that hurts the most.
Then, at 21, Carlyle chanced upon a copy of The Crucible, Arthur Miller's classic tale of witchcraft, Macarthyism, public hysteria, and personal integrity.
Ed Miliband said Warsi had acted with "principle and integrity" and he urged Cameron to re-think his position.
Well, actually: a 2005 State Department directive said "It is the Department's general policy that normal day-to-day operations be conducted on an authorized [Automated Information System], which has the proper level of security control to provide nonrepudiation, authentication and encryption, to ensure confidentiality, integrity, and availability of the resident information".
In fact, Frank's story addresses exactly this dilemma: between artistic integrity (and obscurity) and commercial success.
"He continues to reject all claims of wrongdoing and we hold that the integrity of the court system was marred by the bias, slurs and factual inaccuracies in the election judgment".
Lighting up again, he says that throughout the disintegration of his marriage – with the ex he refuses to name here for reasons of privacy – he maintained his integrity and dignity, "for my children's sake".
