One recent opinion survey indicated that the French now regard honesty as the most important value in everyday life, and consider the perceived decline in honesty to be almost as regrettable as the decline in politeness.
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That's because he's an ordained clergyman who was so angered at the scandal of his local MP Denis MacShane wrongfully claiming expenses that he's putting himself forward as the "honesty candidate" to replace him.
The generics include integrity and honesty, as well as the above mentioned moral values.
But why should Matthew's complaint also single out an outsider, Marshall Eisenberg, for "a pattern of fraud" and failing to give "duties of care, good faith, loyalty, honesty" as a trustee?
Adults often looked away, whether from modesty or a desire for concealment, while some, like the collector, held his gaze challengingly, with a false honesty, as if to say, Yes, of course my eyes are concealing things, but you lack the discernment to realize it.
It can allow more subtle qualities to come to the fore, such as commitment and generosity, honesty and openness.
They were well known already for their personal emphasis on absolute honesty, and as businessmen they were famously rigorous and careful in their recordkeeping.
They are even willing to put up with running down a few rabbit trails in the pursuit of innovation as long as efforts are based upon honesty, candor, and the good of the overall organization.
They know that we need not sacrifice our security for our values, nor sacrifice our values for our security, so long as we approach difficult questions with honesty and care and a dose of common sense.
Transparency, management-speak for honesty, is put forward as the answer to most of today's ills.
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The FSA's ruling said: "Mr Micalizzi's behaviour is amongst the most serious that the FSA has encountered, " describing him as demonstrating "a total lack of honesty and integrity".
When kids learn to grow vegetables, they learn not only how to eat in a healthy way but how to be productive and are armed with a value system that will help them to navigate in their lives -- values such as patience, appreciation, sharing, honesty and respect.
Although I often disagree with her conclusions, Gessen has always struck me as someone of remarkable moral consistency and impeccable honesty.
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The trouble with that hope is that those who confess would probably have to bow out of public life as the price of their new-found honesty.
The independent inquiry concluded Mr Morrell, Mr Williams and deputy leader Councillor Jacqui Rayment fell below national guidelines of openness and honesty for public life - known as the Nolan principles.
The independent inquiry concluded the behaviour of Mr Morrell, Mr Williams and the then deputy leader Mrs Rayment fell below national guidelines of openness and honesty in public life - known as the Nolan principles.
"The profiling is done based on the identification that you give when you check in your bags, so you are relying on the honesty of the passenger to identify themselves as a potential risk, " she said.
McIlroy's only negative press to date has come via the odd misjudged quote -- which can be explained as a byproduct of his youthful exuberance and refreshing honesty in interviews -- and though he has earned plaudits for keeping his feet on the ground, Martin says there is no guarantee how he'll react if he reaches the level of fame Woods currently orbits.
The former Partick Thistle manager said he was delighted at his appointment and appreciates the honesty of the club - which he described as "refreshing".
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It is important through honesty and cooperation that we push organizations such as News Corp. not to just determine what went wrong, but to set the path of what to do right.
But it offers its highest grades on personal matters like honesty and values, versus leadership or professional questions such as being firm and decisive, or appointing qualified people.
No other feature film touched me as deeply as this film did, no other film had the raw emotional honesty, no other film had characters so flawed and so desperate and so deserving of redemption, and no other film managed to still be so funny and entertaining and uplifting despite so much heartache and pain.
My chat with Mr. Kataoka began as standard interview fare, but turned refreshing with this rare brush of honesty.
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As early as 1992, exit polls showed that voters had doubts about Clinton's honesty and integrity.
In states such as New Jersey, McCain appealed to voters who said they valued experience and honesty.
And then take those memories you make and use them as fuel for some old-fashioned American religious tolerance, inclusiveness, and political honesty: with liberty and justice for all.
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David Wang, a former country head for General Electric and Boeing, said Williams, who served as American Chamber of Commerce president in China, was an entrepreneur of integrity and honesty.
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"During my 35 years in the working world, I had never been accused of so much as jaywalking, so it was painful for me and my family to have my honesty and integrity impugned, often by innuendo, " he wrote in his book about the probe.
Some are praising the latest actions from Berkshire Hathaway and Buffet as an example of the good, old-fashioned Buffett transparency, integrity, and honesty they know and love.
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