Sentence examples for context of ethics from inspiring English sources

(For an account of this view in the context of ethics, see ethical relativism).

In the absence of instruction, profound misconceptions develop about the evolutionary context of ethics and pollute the science.

As was noted in Section 1, grounding has recently been theorized as an asymmetrical explanatory metaphysical relationship (For an introduction to grounding, see the entry on metaphysical grounding; for a useful discussion of relevant issues in the context of ethics, see Väyrynen 2013).

I only offer two questions, in the context of ethics: What do we learn from this and where do we go from here?

In other respects, a tension can be noticed when Grounded Theory is applied in the context of ethics.

Studies concerning parents' participation in communication regarding decisions about their child's care and treatment at the NICU often frame this in the context of ethics [ 17, 38, 41].

Such studies over the past three decades—of chimps and bonobos, macaques and meerkats, bees, wasps and ants, Belding ground squirrels and sticklebacks, vampire bats and naked mole rats, and more have greatly enhanced our knowledge of the biology and evolutionary contexts of ethics.

In the context of medical ethics, virtue ethics is concerned with the characteristics of a good doctor, and in the context of organizations it is concerned with good leadership.

Most of them focus mainly on dealing with ethical challenges within the pre-structured context of an ethics support service, such as moral case deliberation or ethics rounds [ 13– 16, 28, 29].

Yet neither empirical information nor ethical principles are sufficient for an ethical decision-making process in the context of medical ethics.

However, in the context of research ethics, in devising the role-plays students may tend to exaggerate ethical situations at the expense of dealing with content that is less obvious yet equally relevant (e.g. a grey area of questionable practices) (Kraus, 2008).