They must deliver 'faster, better, cheaper' legal services but never compromise on ethics.
It is in this case that the law of the land may compromise "universal laws of ethics".
In all this, the sad realization, and here's that gut check that should signal a compromise of integrity or ethics, the very funding many individuals and organizations are allotted is predicated upon deficit model thinking where those being served are viewed first and most prominently as victims.
As Hillary Rodham Clinton seeks to focus public attention on immigration during a swing through Nevada on Tuesday, her presidential campaign staff back at Brooklyn headquarters is scrambling to mitigate damage from release of a long-anticipated book that accuses her of compromised ethics.
WASHINGTON — Congressional leaders expressed concern Friday that the accidental disclosure of a list of more than two dozen members who had faced accusations of misconduct could compromise future ethics inquiries and unfairly taint some lawmakers who had been cleared of old complaints.
Even more than Longfellow Deeds, the aptly named Jefferson Smith James Stewartt) is the epitome of the Capra everyman who refuses to compromise his ethics in the face of enormous pressure from greedy, amoral power brokers—here embodied by Claude Rains's venal Senator Paine, who has sold out to the political machine.
Critics, such as the report Taking European Knowledge Society Seriously European Commissionn 2007), claim that taking such an instrumental function compromises the potential critical and constructive function of ethics.
Others, however, say the interventions have compromised the ethics of the industry, creating tastes and textures in wines that otherwise would not have them.
Young has extensively briefed Guardian Australia about a system he says is deliberately harsh, breaks people's health, costs a fortune, compromises the ethics of doctors and is intended to place asylum seekers under "strong coercive pressure" to abandon plans to live in Australia.
Professor Miller would do well to leave religion and faith out of ethics and the workplace, lest our ethics be compromised by our faith.
If we are increasingly compromised moral subjects, do we have an obligation to design a different kind of ethics?
