Originally Posted by MikeNewYork
Actaully I'm quite confused about the meaning of "integrity". From dictionary, it can mean "honest", "united" or "strong belief". From the context, it says "Integrity is about creating a set of operating values and then living true to them. Integrity lays the foundation of trust and respect." Does it imply "honest" or "straight-forward"?
Re the question no. 3, the context is "People who don't do what they say, they are going to do are showing a lack of respect for the rest of us. Their integrity is essentially at stake."
So, I think that it might say that people who don't do what they say they are going to do, they have no integrity or they are not honest. Can??