Sentence examples for collective ethical from inspiring English sources

Among the issues demanding collective ethical action, Russell identifies political rule, economic competition, propagandistic competition, and psychological life.

Of particular importance is paying attention to the individual versus collective ethical tensions (27).

Organized screening carries stakes tied to the convergence between users' rights, public health issues, and notions of collective ethical responsibility.

To understand the background and the moral conflicts that underpin clinical practice, it is essential to dig into the social construction of individual and collective ethical values of an organization [ 15, 16].

Public health ethics, on the other hand, offers human rights a strengthened ethical framework for action, broader justifications for claiming cooperative action in relation to health, and increased acceptance of collective ethical duties towards global public health.

The ethical tension in research design is often characterized as that between individual and collective ethics.

Naturally evolved habits and customs and voluntarily developed contracts are forms of collective, intersubjective ethical control.

We may not be a churchgoing public anymore, but there remains a deep hunger for sustained, ethical, collective conversation.

McLaren said: "The Russian Olympic team corrupted the London Games on an unprecedented scale," and: "The desire to win medals superseded their collective moral and ethical compass and their Olympic values of fair play".

"The V.A.'s response is so well contrived to avoid the obvious 'intentional medical negligence' and culpability of its most senior management officials that I am now cynical about the culture and collective moral and ethical compass of the agency," Dr. Sherwood wrote in his response.

Conversely, one's conception of how ethical the collective group is arises through one's personal view of what constitutes right and good actions [ 21, 49].