Integrity
* also involves adhering to strong moral values, both in and out of uniform
  - is central to both economics and politics
* also means incorruptibility
  - moral soundness
* character trait.
* comes from the mathematical term, integer
  - in many forms and fashions, but has to do with wholeness
* commitment to do what is right through loyalty and courage.
* encompasses honesty, authenticity, and trustworthiness.
* has roles
  - something to do with wholeness, unity, or completeness
* involves conflict resolution in a manner that brings about win-win solutions.
* is about being faithful to one's oath as a public servant or as a married person
  - righteous, being honest, being true to one's convictions and principles
  - the most important element in a set of universal social rules
  - active mainly in North America and Australia
* is also important in tracking the activities of software
  - related to the preservation of intellectual content
* is an attitude that motivates certain behavior
  - element of character fundamental to professional recognition
  - important personal and corporate attribute
  - individually or situationally defined state
  - inherent guide as to the worth of an individual
  - international movement of Anglican gay men, lesbians, and friends of the church
  - another word for unity of mind and purpose
  - based on the character and core values of an organization
  - by definition truth and wholeness
  - faith in action
  - fundamental to leadership and to all successful relationships
  - good
  - having an upright and complete character
* is honesty, sincerity and wholeness
  - trust, professionalism, and ethical behavior that is never compromised
  - measured in terms of what is right and just
  - often a neglected part of computer security
  - one of the central principles of data security
* is one of the most highly prized virtues in human relations
  - intrapersonal qualities of a leader
* is part of characters
  - the human liberation movement
  - polished by the presence of brain damage
  - protecting information assets from unauthorized alterations
  - soundness, completeness, wholeness, honesty, sincerity
  - that quality of state of being complete, whole, or undivided
* is the ability to do the right thing, no matter what the doubts or temptations
  - stand by an idea
  - accepted basic attribute of an officer, both in word and in deed
  - adherence to moral and ethical principles and honor
  - currency that ordained ministry needs to have in abundance
  - foundation of all that is high in character among mankind
  - fruit of fidelity to life in the Holy Spirit
  - fundamental premise for military service in a free society
  - integral connective tissue of our being
  - integration of body, mind and soul
  - linchpin of leadership
  - natural state of the soul
  - personal honor of the individual officer, manifested in all roles
  - single most important quality a person possesses
  - sum of the whole person
  - willingness to communicate truth, regardless of the consequences for the individual
* means a steady and faithful observance of a code of moral values
  - adherence to a standard of values
  - calling sin, sin even when a friend or loved one is committing it
  - keeping one's word, and dealing truly with others
  - of providing dependability
  - to do what's right, legally and morally
  - treating everyone by the same set of principles
* personal commitment.
* refers to being correct.
* refers to the accuracy of data
  - staff member's honesty and trustworthiness
  - unity of the mutually interaccommodative components in a system
  - uprightness, honesty, and sincerity
  - whole-ness, reliability and consistency
* relates to issues of character.
* stems from a realization of having lived life with meaning, fully and well.
* term preservationists frequently use.
* usually requires activation of one's innate maturity of mind.
* very important element in the diamond world.
* yardstick for trust, competence, professionalism, and confidence.