'No great nation can abandon the obligations of moral clarity," said Senator John McCain last month, "for the convenience of situational ethics".
They've been in business for 25 years and have always, for reasons of ethics and convenience, obtained all their ingredients from the stalls and shops downstairs.
From holistic services and products, convenience, personalization, transparency and ethics, consumers have raised the bar with new expectations from the brands they love.
Hence the five hospitals, although randomly selected as part of the larger study, could be considered as a convenience sample for the ethics study.
"This was what they call a marriage of convenience because they had their ethics and if a woman was to go over and kill innocent people she has to be accompanied by a man," King Abdullah said, stressing the irony.
Thirdly, we used a convenience sample of six research ethics committees, which were, to our knowledge, not in any way particular.
There seems to be a subconscious tug-of-war at play: convenience and efficiency pulling in one direction, ethics and political ideology in the other.
But the attempt to do so suggests that the only ethic that matters is one of convenience – and that different rules apply to the inner circle.
For everyday purchases price, convenience and utility tend to drive decisions, not our ethics or our outrage.
Jesse Zeman, spokesperson for the B.C. Wildlife Federation, said that he thinks the debate about the ethics of the hunt is a "matter of convenience" for those opposed to the hunt.
