Keohane "has been a wonderful colleague in every regard--a tower of strength and wisdom, with bedrock integrity, principled and decisive". Moeser said the distinguished visiting professorship would bring world-class visiting scholars to both universities to interact with students.
It is through his principled neutrality, integrity and hard work, rather than the constitutionally stated "inviolable position", that he has earned moral authority as well as Thai people's love and respect.As for the current crisis, as events unfolded, Thailand's government was able to restore law and order.
A sophisticated variant of this view can be built around the notion of principled consistency ("integrity") which, according to Dworkin's later work, is a distinct political virtue that forms the foundation of law (Dworkin 1986).
To support organizational culture, principled decision-making and research integrity, Duke evaluates and manages disclosed financial and/or institutional conflicts of interest.
"It is between two sets of principled people who passionately hold, with integrity, two opposing points of view".
It is an idea that is central to the posthumous myth of Kurt Cobain – that huge success and integrity are incompatible and that Cobain was an artist so principled he would rather kill himself than compromise his integrity.
She lived a life of brilliance, principled commitment to social justice, grace and integrity.
And probably the best way to learn scientific integrity is by example, from principled mentors who model scientific virtues: meticulous attention to detail, an intensely critical approach (including, especially, to their own work), a commitment to truth above reputation -- or to the idea that reputation is intrinsically linked to truth -- and so on.
Ethical- Demonstrates honesty, integrity and respect, and makes principled decisions.
When we spread stories about our friends in need, we compromise our Integrity--that quality of choosing honesty, principled behavior, and walking our talk.
