I've been reading The New York Times my entire adult life because I was convinced of its integrity and objectivity.
The fishing town of Lunenburg, population 2,500, became a tourist destination with its 1995 designation as a Unesco World Heritage Site because of its architectural integrity.
"The extension retains a remarkable degree of cohesion because of its architectural integrity and diversity of 19th- and early-20th-century architectural styles," the commission's chairman, Robert B. Tierney, said in a statement.
Such structure is highly desirable in electrocatalysis because of its structural integrity and electron conductivity.
Because of its mechanical integrity and connectivity, the fibrous solid anode has good electrical conductivity, mechanical stability, and design flexibility for controlling mass distribution, porosity and effective surface area.
The remaining model tested, the Volkswagen Clasico/Bora, scored just three stars because of its poor structural integrity.
The JAC 3, produced by the Chinese state-owned vehicle-maker JAC Motors, also gained one star – despite having two airbags – because of its poor structural integrity.
Strike plans aside, some commentators still argue that the United States should not intervene because of its "lack of integrity".
The companies and project managers who have been providing the expertise, the workers and the financing for the job are Regional Scaffolding and Hoisting Company, which is not in business to demolish skyscrapers, and former executives from Safeway Environmental Corporation, a company that was already removed from one contract at 130 Liberty because of concerns about its integrity.
But Wednesday's news that the company had been blocked from seeking new US government contracts because of its "lack of business integrity" during the Gulf of Mexico oil disaster was not the ideal backdrop.
