Sentence examples similar to bill ethically from inspiring English sources
Fiona Bruce, the Tory MP for Congleton, described the bill as "legally and ethically totally unacceptable", while the former defence secretary, Liam Fox, said the legislation would open a "Pandora's box" and "overturn 2,000 years of the Hippocratic oath".
One former executive, Mark Turnbull, is now managing director of Auspex International, a company launched in July that bills itself as an "ethically based" geopolitical consultancy.
Is advising wealthy companies of ways to reduce their tax bills through sophisticated legal structures ethically permissible?
It's beside the point ethically, but if your water bill does climb, you can prorate the added expense among the tenants.
She finds it ethically offensive to require taxpayers to foot the college tuition bill for those who can afford to pay.
Indeed, where a vast majority of businesses make the conscious decision not to manufacture ethically for the sake of profit, "In the end the bill is paid by the workers who have no voice or power.
The policies may be legal, "but they are ethically wrong and citizens who want to pay their bills are being taken advantage of".
"I think the House spoke very, very loudly today that this is morally and ethically inappropriate," said Representative Dave Weldon, a Florida Republican who was the bill's chief sponsor.
Ethically, they have failed.
