Sentence examples for a set of ethics from inspiring English sources
The center is also developing a set of ethics for stem cell research.
All transition team appointees were required to agree in writing to a set of ethics guidelines, including a broad prohibition on using their position on the transition to secure special privileges or advantages for themselves or others.
The New Jersey laws that sharply restrict political contributions from state contractors would apply to local government contracting, too, under a set of ethics proposals that Gov. Chris Christie announced Wednesday.
In the short-story collection I, Robot (1950; filmed 2004), he developed a set of ethics for robots and intelligent machines that greatly influenced other writers' treatment of the subject.
Fred Siegel, a senior fellow at the Progressive Policy Institute, thinks there is plenty of room to make quick headline-grabbing improvements: a set of ethics rules, for instance, or cleaning up the state authorities responsible for transport, construction and so on.
That ethos quickly gave way to the modern science of archaeology, which developed a set of ethics and practices that shunned its exploitative roots.
From my research, I conclude that Christian purity culture is a set of sexual ethics based simply on saying no.
To complain that "The Passion of the Christ" is possessed by death makes no sense, because Christianity itself makes no sense without the shroud of death; the story of Jesus, shorn of its climactic sufferings, dwindles into a set of difficult ethics.
Mr Liu's approach, since he listed his shares in Hong Kong in 1994, has been simply to pretend that Legend is accountable only to shareholders, with the transparency that this would suggest.Another challenge was to introduce a set of "business ethics" since, says Mr Liu, China had none.
In fact, Weber (2006b [1925]) articulates a set of market ethics that regulates transactions, while North endorses the importance of ideologies that can help overcome problems of speculation and free-ridership (North 1992 [1981]) as well as those of informal constraints (North 1994 [1990]).
More recently, Simon was a member of the 15-person Illinois Reform Commission, which recommended a set of sweeping ethics reforms to Gov. Quinn in April 2009.
