Sentence examples for broader ethics from inspiring English sources

But Mr. McGreevey's spokesman, Micah Rasmussen, said the governor's approach to the issue has helped spur some lawmakers into seeking broader ethics regulations.

The Senate voted 98 to 0 to require public disclosure of the sponsors of pet projects known as earmarks, attaching the provision to broader ethics legislation.

But the broader ethics of the situation are thornier: how do we assess an unethical act that has a positive impact?

The disclosure requirement was passed in 2011 as part of a broader ethics overhaul, but it did not immediately take effect, giving lawmakers time to prepare their finances for public view.

It was this idea that led Obama to support the broadest ethics reform in the Illinois legislature and the biggest lobbying and ethics reform in the U.S. Senate shortly after his election.

It serves well as a broad ethic, he said, but does not do much "to capture our individual searches for truth and meaning".

Roman Catholic reinforcements to anti-death-penalty ranks have been swelling since 1983 when Cardinal Joseph Bernardin of Chicago succeeded in linking the church's opposition to abortion to a broad "ethic of life" agenda.

The result was a bit of a travesty, as rapturously as the likes of Lumines and WipEout Pure were received a handheld gaming console tripped up by its, ugh, "broad entertainment" ethic, and a multimedia box that suffered for its layman-unfriendly DualShock button layout and costly excess of computing power.

The result was a bit of a travesty, as rapturously as the likes of Lumines and WipEout Pure were received – a handheld gaming console tripped up by its, ugh, "broad entertainment" ethic, and a multimedia box that suffered for its layman-unfriendly DualShock button layout and costly excess of computing power.

A number of tools have been developed to assess research-related risks, but there are limitations in their ability to support a broader scope of ethics review and to promote a culture of ethical integrity.

Broader, more restrictive ethics reforms would be better.(Photo credit: AP).