It focuses only on three areas: professional competence, judicial temperament and integrity.
He has the judgment, temperament and integrity to make a solid leader of a county whose population will reach 1 million during the next county executive's term.
"Well qualified," the highest rating, "is reserved for those who meet the highest standards of professional competence, judicial temperament and integrity" and who are "among the best available for appointment to the Supreme Court," the pamphlet states.
"We are really interested in knowing whether the nominee has the background, experience, qualifications, temperament and integrity to handle this most sensitive, important and responsible job," Mr. Kennedy said.
Consistent with the previously noted lack of leadership and serious questions about the temperament and integrity of Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton to operate as Commander in Chief, I think we need as many voices participating as possible this election season.
Should education, temperament, experience and integrity be the sole determining factors?
In an interview, Mr. Prince said that he had agreed to help Mr. Thompson because of his "perfect combination of integrity, temperament and experience in matters ranging from education to fiscal management to overall governance, to lead the city".
The applicable standard for approval is not whether the nominee can be proved guilty beyond a reasonable doubt, but whether his integrity, temperament and honesty are above question.
"Our role in the Senate is to evaluate the nominee's temperament, intellect, experience, integrity and respect for the Constitution and the rule of law," Collins wrote.
So we don't fuss, fight, or have drama because we operate by a similar code of integrity, temperament, and relationship.
