Sentence examples for a new ethics from inspiring English sources
The New York state ethics commission voted behind closed doors last June to exempt a leading abortion-rights group, Naral Pro-Choice New York, from a new ethics law requiring tax-exempt organizations to disclose their major donors as they lobby in public forums.
Given all the scandals that have embarrassed Albany in recent years, the Legislature's approval of a new ethics law last year was mostly good news.
The environmental crisis demands a new ethics, politics and economics.
The EU is pressing for a new ethics watchdog to be set up.
After BOPTROT surfaced, the hangdog lawmakers were compelled to pass a new ethics law.
Save a Torah also said at the time that it had adopted a new ethics policy.
Albany should not allow lobbyists to weaken a new ethics law.
A new ethics panel should fill another big gap and enforce campaign finance laws.
That list should include same-sex marriage, a new ethics commission and campaign finance reform.
There we encountered Miller and Rose's (2008, 94) description of how communities have been made governable through a process of: (1) the reshaping of strategies for governing economic life; (2) the establishment of a new 'ethics' of activity that simultaneously makes and differentiates citizens; and (3) a reshaping of the relationship between expertise and politics.
Fortunately DeepMind also has a new 'ethics' division for this, established in October 2017, which is well-timed given the amount of concern being put forward about the importance of programming diversity and unbiased-decision making into artificial intelligence.
