Sentence examples similar to uphold operational integrity from inspiring English sources

It also ripped apart the operational integrity of many of America's public schools, particularly large city systems.

Clearly, Hempstead Township's response to the writer's request to repave a deteriorating parkway is a credit to the town's fiscal and operational integrity.

"The British police have been very clear they want to control the flow of information in order to protect operational integrity — the element of surprise," she said.

While commitment to safety and operational integrity begins with management, management alone cannot drive the entire culture.

Like good marksmanship and competent tactical planning, compliance with the ROE and Code of Conduct are critical to operational integrity, and even to our soldiers' survival.

"Transparency is important, but we expect the White House to insist that no reform will compromise the operational integrity of the program," Boehner spokesman Brendan Buck said in a statement.

In particular, there is a need to reflect on less exploitive, more equitable opportunities that uphold community integrity.

The games have their own code of competition, and Penn helps uphold their integrity.

"We have to uphold its integrity, even if it gets whitewashed".

If honesty implies integrity, interaction designers can uphold the integrity of several aspects of the design through the development of the product, and these particular aspects of honesty seem to transcend cultural boundaries.

USC interim president Wanda M. Austin pledged aggressive action to uphold the integrity of admissions after prosecutors announced charges March 12 in Boston.