Sentence examples for code of honesty from inspiring English sources

("Gudd day to ee, zurr an' miz, noice t'meet ee oi'm sure!") The sword-carrying mice subscribe to a warrior's code of honesty and friendship.

Tecumseh was reared by an elder sister, Tecumapease, who trained him in the strict Shawnee code of honesty; an elder brother, Cheeseekau, taught him woodcraft and hunting.

Mr. Harvey was known by many as "the man in the hat," for the pearl gray Stetson that he invariably wore at Burning Man — an homage, he said, to his father, a Nebraskan who moved to Oregon during the Depression and preached a kind of cowboy code of honesty, simplicity and hard work.

We give awards every year recognizing excellence in dozens of public relations tactics, and we also have a member code of ethics requiring honesty, openness, full disclosure and accountability, signed by our 20,000 members.

The Japanese director Hirokazu Kore-eda — best known for "Nobody Knows," about four young brothers and sisters forced to survive on their own after their mother abandons them — has such an extraordinarily delicate manner with children that his approach can feel like a code of ethics, a declaration of honesty toward these often badly used and exploited performers.

It's the lying and the lack of honesty that challenges our moral code.

The 1993 study suggested that cheating dropped in schools that encouraged a culture of integrity — either by formally instituting an honor code or by stressing at every turn the importance of honesty and integrity.

The investigation of the business school, conducted by a local law firm, noted that according to Stanford's code of conduct, "the rules of fairness, honesty and respect for the rights of others" must govern behavior in the absence of any specific regulations.

or the DM (such as a code of conduct, or a preference for honesty) might shape behavior.

The honor code is a model of a world I wish to live in: one of honesty, personal responsibility, learning for the right reason, choosing right in a moment of temptation.

A recent study of postgraduate directors in Canada on key elements of the professional role identified attitudinal attributes of honesty and integrity as being most important, with morality and codes of behavior being the next selected essential component [ 33].