To be clear, academic integrity as conceptualized here requires more than the absence of cheating; one, that is, must refrain from cheating because one notices that it involves moral issues (e.g., fairness, duty, harm, etc).
Issues of collegiality are simmering everywhere, the voice of the laity is clear, the integrity of the church itself is suspect.
They said it was not clear how the integrity of the ballot boxes was assured during the weeks of delay.
"I can regret the effects of something, but at the same time be clear about the integrity of what I've done," Bishop Griswold said.
Watching this rigorous improviser perform in theaters and in nature over time — 20 years ago, 10 years ago and now — one point is made clear: dancing with integrity isn't something she does but something she lives.
Refreshingly candid about her relationship with her former label V2, as well as the rumours surrounding her new album and label boss, Estelle makes clear that her integrity is in rude health.
Still, the 33-page final report makes clear that the integrity of the company's earnings suffered from "a pattern of using aggressive accounting that, even when not erroneous, was undertaken with the purpose and effect of increasing reported results above what they would have been".
But the service's spokesman, Chris Tollefson, noted that when previous reports about Ms. MacDonald came out, the agency had made "clear that scientific integrity was very important to the agency and that where there is evidence that improper conduct interfered with a decision, we were committed to going back and revisiting it".
The chief minister's official biography on his Web site claims that it was his "administrative acumen, clear vision and integrity of character" that won him the state elections in December 2002, despite "the onslaught of a massive slander campaign unleashed by the opposition".
