Sentence examples for cooperative ethic from inspiring English sources

Organisations that depend on a cooperative ethic – such as schools and hospitals – are stripped down, hectored and forced to conform to suffocating diktats.

The cooperative ethic that Mormons had developed over the last decade and a half became important as settlers branched out and colonized a large desert region now known as the Mormon Corridor.

Tony and Cap represent a cooperative team-player ethic that is being undermined by big money and the star-making power of television.

These papers were identified from the published literature using the OVID Medline Medical Subject Headings (MeSH terms): Industry AND Academies and Institutes/or Universities AND Cooperative Behavior AND Ethics, and from Google Scholar and PubMed using similar keywords.

These include: The institution without ethics committee may establish a cooperative agreement with a registered ethics committee located within the same state as the institution or in the event of none in the state, within the same geo-political zone of the country, to review the research.

According to Aldo Leopold, we are evolving toward an Evolutionary Ethic, a more cooperative one.

This also leads, however, to limitations of what can be done with the data by the cooperative bylaws and the requirement of ethics board approval for any exchanges involving health data.

All researchers' requests have to be approved or by a relevant ethics board or by a MIDATA ethics board, a yet to be implemented cooperative function (Ernst Hafen, personal communication, 17 May 2016).

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.

But an ethic of sharing has long found a place in the United States, like cooperative farming and car-pooling, which is the second most common form of commuting.

Ethics review committees (ERCs) were developed in the 1990s with the launch of international cooperative programs to learn about institutional review board (IRB) systems for human subject research in other countries.