Although it would have been easy just to hire a bunch of "himbos" who can imitate Derek Zoolander's "Blue Steel" look while being surrounded by kitties, Gilbreath insisted the project have integrity, lest it be dogged by controversy.
She has repeatedly insisted that she is a not a fragmented or falling-apart person; she has insisted on the integrity of her narrative even as her luck disintegrates all around her. "There is nothing wrong with my mental capacity," she says.
"It is no slur against Mr. Mueller's integrity," insisted the Journal, "to say that he lacks the critical distance to conduct a credible probe of the bureau he ran for a dozen years".
Rather than privacy from the state, the real concern, Ilves insists, is the integrity of data.
Why the Republican delegates should insist on the integrity of this particular sentence, to nobody's particular benefit, is not obvious.
Yet, in spite of passwords and press releases insisting on the integrity of vendors and designers, the election process has become more vulnerable to systemic fraud than at any time in US history.
In thus insisting on the integrity of 'the letter and the spirit', he means to preserve the place of author, text and reader alike.
On Broadway, the narrator, prototypical liberal James Reston, Jr., who serves on Frost's research team, identifies a moral purpose to their efforts, telling his boss that the interviews must function as "the trial Richard Nixon never had," insisting that "the integrity of our political system" requires convicting the former president of his crimes.
However Amano insisted the sampling process was not compromised, saying: The agency can confirm the integrity of the sampling process and the authenticity of the samples.
