"I became ethical, and that caused a large drain on my energies.
Soon imperial rule was established as constitutional, and the language of tyranny again became ethical in application rather than political.
Unnecessary killing, in the field or on the farm, does not magically become "ethical" when we eliminate the middleman.
Not because the whole industry has become ethical investors but rather that it has become abundantly clear sustainable companies make better investments.
Some folkways become mores (borrowed from the Latin word for customs by Sumner) when they become ethical principles, the behaviours considered essential to the welfare of the society.
This theme describes emotional suffering that emerged during and after decisions that became ethical challenges.
With hacking as their super power, kids are no longer just consumers; they become ethical creators responsible for ensuring that their communities are safe.
But even solidarity is a mere natural incentive which does not become ethical until it is transformed into a more active or participatory incentive of benevolence (Dilthey 1965, 70).
Gottesman reasserted his belief that scientists should proceed with the research, not waiting for humanity to become ethical enough not to misuse it.
Therefore, policies that bring about the death of those not fit for survival become ethical.
