Sentence examples for bolster ethics from inspiring English sources

When Citigroup was having some problems with ethical challenges six years ago (in part over the payment of $2 million as a gift to the 92nd Street Y to get then telecom analyst Jack Grubman's twins into their pre-school), Citi decided to bring in a woman to help bolster ethics and improve its public image.

The effort was ostensibly meant to bolster ethics in a field where bribery and blackmail are relatively common — in China, at least.

We would do well to reconsider our abandonment of "values" education in primary and secondary schools, and should bolster the ethics training of M.B.A. and J.D. candidates in business and law schools.

The plan includes specific pieces of legislation mostly focused on three key areas: restoring and protecting voting rights, bolstering weak ethics laws in the executive branch, and overhauling the country's smoldering wreck of a campaign finance system.

A human rights approach would not only bolster already accepted ethics principles [ 9] but also, more importantly, provide a legal framework for enactment and accountability.

Grantors can create experiences for heirs not only to test the waters of managing the family fortune, but, serve to bolster inter-generational communication, clarify personal values and ethics, and evaluate their decision-making abilities and logic.

When they were the minority, Republicans fiercely opposed the creation of the office by Speaker Nancy Pelosi as an oversight tool to bolster the notoriously feeble job done by the members' own ethics committee.

When Yoest and her husband feel friction between the family ethic and the values of their neighbors, they use it to bolster their kids' sense of independence.

Mrs May said the government was taking measures to "bolster integrity" in the police and the new College of Policing would be publishing a new code of ethics.

To bolster progress in this key area of reform the IMF programme includes two structural benchmarks: the first pertains to a bill including an ethics code for public officials and the second to an anti-corruption and economic crimes bill.

Official figures bolster this impression.