It is possible to fight a forest fire and not be distracted by how the calamity was caused, and whether the cause taints the integrity of the people who deal with it.
Winter Paralympians have also been convicted of steroid use and other forms of cheating unique to Paralympic athletes, which has tainted the integrity of the Games.
"These actions not only impact traders who cleared through Klein & Company at our exchange," he said, "but taint the image and integrity of the entire futures industry".
Inferentially, Hook believed that the funding source did not corrupt the integrity of these publications or taint their legitimacy as forums of critical inquiry.
Journals must make every effort to ensure that the integrity of published research is not tainted.
A public outcry killed the idea -- the integrity of Citigroup's research was also tainted -- but one is still left wondering where Richard Grasso, head of the exchange, has been in the past year.
The report exonerated the former publisher, Timothy White, as well as Mr. Bennack and Mr. Irish, from accusations that the integrity of The Examiner's news coverage had been tainted in the drawn-out process of transferring The Chronicle to Hearst.
Stripped of the taint of special interest funding, members of the public could once again believe in the integrity of public policy.
Members of the Australian, South African, Indian, and Pakistani national teams were all tainted by this scandal, several players were banned from cricket for life, and the integrity of the game was called into question.
Doyle did praise the "integrity" and "elan" of current managing director Christine Lagarde, but argued that she was nevertheless "tainted" by the "fundamental illegitimacy of the selection process".
