Sentence examples for group integrity from inspiring English sources

"There were red flags in Carroll's political career dating back more than 10 years ago," said Dan Krassner, the executive director of the independent ethics watchdog group Integrity Florida.

"Florida has become the corruption capital of America," said Dan Krassner, the executive director of a watchdog group, Integrity Florida, citing statistics going back to 1976 and the "significant number of public officials arrested this year and last".

The reason being, as conveyed by our interviewees, is that living among extended families ensures property and personal safety as well as group integrity (Al Huzil 2012; El Assam 2012).

But then a person known as Matt Brewer, the guitarist in the hardcore group Integrity, came into our lives.

The gay Episcopal group Integrity says that this week's vote effectively ends the ban, though others say that it just affirmed what was already the case, that gays and lesbians are a full part of the Episcopal Church.

They can make no legitimate claims for their group integrity....What lurks behind the disabilities and inhibitions of the Negro creative intellectuals is the handicap of the Black bourgeoisie".

To assess the within-group integrity of the best-fit components, one-sample t-tests were performed on the spatial maps of DMN for each group by using REST-Statistical Analysis (written by Chaogan Yan, www.restfmri.net) [ 28].

The two concerts that the ensemble presented on Monday evening showed that insinuation into the mainstream has come without compromise: a sign of the group's integrity and evidence of the evolution afoot at Mostly Mozart over the last decade.

In this treatment group treatment integrity will be analysed via the Headache Inventory List, which is to be completed in the follow-up measurements.

Compared with the CG and NG-FSH groups, the morphological structure of the ovarian tissues in the OG-FSH group showed integrity, and the percentage of morphologically normal follicles in the OG-FSH group was significantly higher than that in the other groups (P < 0.05).

The electronic age of communication is making it easier for activists, companies, and lobbying groups to use state open records laws designed to promote transparency to harass academic researchers they disagree with, a scientific integrity group warns in a new report.