Sentence examples for codes of duty from inspiring English sources
The old codes of duty and honor have given way to the cool calculus of moral rationalism, which William Godwin laid out for us in his "Enquiry Concerning Political Justice" (1793).
Expectations of female chastity in Cambodia are enshrined in a code of duty and obedience known as chbab srey, or "women's law".
The military was an early career choice: By the sixth grade, he said, "I knew my 11 general orders," a code of duty that military recruits are required to memorize.
Morality, he writes "is like a politeness of the soul, an etiquette of the inner life, a code of duties, a ceremonial of the essential".
[ 21] While the AMA has taken a step in the right direction by stating the obligations of its members, and it is to its great credit for initiating this process, it remains to be seen whether other national medical associations and other health care professions will follow suit and redress the silence of codes of ethics on the duty to provide care.
While cowardice is one of the highest crimes in the military code, punishable by death, dereliction of duty is more like a misdemeanor, carrying a maximum penalty of six months confinement and a dishonorable discharge.
"The latest guidance is confusing and we remain unconvinced the government has properly considered how it will sit alongside universities' existing duties and codes of practice concerning academic freedom," she said.
These various groups have led accountants to follow several codes of ethics to perform their duties in a professional work environment.
Even those physicians with knowledge of professional codes report their duty is typically to inform the patient, and no other duty is required to next-of-kin (ibid).
According to Rozin et al. [1], contempt is a response to a violation of moral codes regarding disrespect, duty or hierarchy.
