It is possible for the SS guard to claim integrity precisely because he claims integration of the self, a moral purpose (along with underlying worldview), and a strong commitment (see Burleigh, 2011).
In fact, 55% of all Fortune 100 companies claim integrity is a core value, 49% espouse customer satisfaction, and 40% tout team-work.
Chen (Computers and Electrical Engineering, vol. 30, 2004) illustrated that Tseng et al.'s authenticated encryption schemes, with message linkages for message flows, do not achieve their claimed integrity and authenticity properties.
Any claims to integrity are weakened, however, by obfuscating symbolism.
We can conclude that the Home Office's claims of integrity and moral rectitude in this area are utterly bogus.
This erosion of public trust is a particular vulnerability for Mr. Blair, who has based much of his appeal on claims of integrity and sincerity.
When a sheriff's deputy (Carla Gugino) visits the house, "I Melt With You" turns into a ludicrous, cheap horror thriller that sheds any claims to integrity.
During the interview, Manigault Newman also called on the White House to release her human resources record to "bring to light" the claims of integrity violations, brushing off the accusation that she had committed any serious offense.
They claimed the integrity of the competition and the reputation of the Asian Football Confederation had been tarnished and called on the Asian Football Confederation to investigate.
Second, a track executive's claim on integrity is disingenuous given the history of doping scandals that have left track as a kissing cousin to cycling.
