Sentence examples similar to an ethical calling from inspiring English sources
These numbers are an economic as well as an ethical call for alternative methods replacing animal testing.
This is an ethical call for the health sector to adopt a novel model for achieving sustainable health, and resisting and mitigating the severe consequences of climate change.
Richardson sees emotional attachment as an ethical problem, calling it the human-sexbot connection an "asymmetrical relationship," while McMullen is counting on it to help sell his toys.
The Tamil classical tradition consists of two great components: an ethical treatise called Thirukural (abbreviated Kural, authored by the great sage Thiruvalluvar), and a sophisticated Vedanta philosophical system called Saiva Siddhanta, which traces its origins to the Vedas and was nurtured by many Tamil savants over the centuries.
Thay created the Engaged Buddhism movement, which promotes the individual's active role in creating change, and his mindfulness training – an ethical roadmap – calls on practitioners to boycott products that damage the environment and to confront social injustice.
The deaths would have been no different from what happens regularly all over the United States; they would have been classic examples of an ethical principle called the double effect.
Contemplating the eye as a lived encounter of visual surplus as well as an ethical responsibility calls for a more complex methodological encounter with videoed events: Here, the eye is re-cast as a visual encounter with others.
*These questions are based upon an ethical framework called Accountability for Reasonableness [19], with details of each ethical 'condition' presented to the respondents prior to eliciting their responses.
This need for legitimacy can be improved with an ethical approach called the 'Accountability for Reasonableness [ 30]; this approach was put forward to give greater legitimacy to health technology decisions.
Truth, which is not inherently ethical, calls out to them.
