Sentence examples for integrity of the programme from inspiring English sources
A spokeswoman for Channel 4 said: "Channel 4 stands by the integrity of the programme and the survey on which it was based.
But Mike Heap said that the "essential integrity" of the programme had been protected, with the original scriptwriter of the 22-year-old show still on board.
"Research has shown that viewers don't object to product placement as long as it's managed well enough not to diminish the integrity of the programme.
Lewis Ball, director of astronomy and space science at the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation in Australia, said: "The Parkes radio telescope is essential for the scientific integrity of the programme through providing coverage of the southern sky.
The BBC has consistently defended the integrity of the programme and also rejected calls on Friday from the Sinn Féin deputy leader, Mary Lou McDonald, that the Spotlight team pass on the name of an informant who made the claims about Adams to the Garda.
Imposing ideas - however good the intention - risks undermining the integrity of the programme's relationship with its audience so carefully fostered over many years.
A robust response by line ministries, rapid risk communication measures and strong solidarity among partners in Zimbabwe has helped ensure confidence in the integrity of the programmes.
"It's a genuine attempt to shed light on something that isn't very well understood," he adds, vehemently defending the integrity both of the programme and of the people making it.
"It is important to maintain the integrity of the treatment programme for the other clients to have a good chance of recovery.
He said: "Everyone who believes in the integrity of the academies programme and the reform agenda in education will be disturbed to hear that Ed Balls has kicked Andrew Adonis out of the education department.
The BBC's guidelines on conflict of interest state: "Independent producers should not have inappropriate outside interests which could undermine the integrity and impartiality of the programmes and content they produce for the BBC".
