Elsewhere I have summarized the biblical ethics of King's political economy as mishpat ("conceptual egalitarian justice"), sadiqah ("acting justly, doing right"), emet ("honesty, truth") and hesed ("steadfast love").
The duty of loyalty refers to the broad category of preventative duties that protect the entrustor's right to honesty, and hence, the prevention of the fiduciary from using power without authorization [ 27].
Although hedge funds are largely unregulated, Campbell said investors still had the right to expect honesty from those entrusted with looking after their money: "Honesty and integrity are the foundations on which the financial markets function".
What I need from Jeremy Hunt right now is honesty.
"My best friend right now is honesty," he said.
May said: "The public has a right to expect honesty and transparency from its ministers.
From within this Big Lebowski-esque hulk come some pithy one-liners and the right balance of honesty and embroidery.
The right to dignified honesty on one's own terms appears to be the crux of the decision Foster has made.
It was the personal admissions, carefully calculated for just the right amount of honesty, that made this such an interesting listen.
Instead, as Joe Darby suggests, it is not so much a question of right or wrong, honesty or cheating, as it is a question of whether people hear what they want to hear and see what they want to see.
