Sentence examples for discussion of ethics from inspiring English sources

This report is designed to provide a brief review of the important definitions and principles that are used in the discussion of ethics, review the contemporary forces that mandate and justify the development of an ethical code, and explore how such a code may function to aid and guide nursing practice.

Dr. Gutmann is the founder and director of Princeton's University Center for Human Values, created in 1990 to teach and inspire discussion of ethics and values.

As Steven Quartz of the California Institute of Technology said during a recent discussion of ethics sponsored by the John Templeton Foundation, "Our brain is computing value at every fraction of a second.

In a godless age, an established church that can accommodate the values, if not the beliefs, of the increasingly liberal mainstream could provide an appealing historical continuity and space for discussion of ethics in public life.

The news in the book is the extended discussion of ethics.

Johnson (1994) and Fesmire (1999, 2003) also introduce Dewey's aesthetic theories into discussion of ethics.

Lori Gruen, head of the philosophy department at Wesleyan and coordinator of the summer fellowship program in animal studies there, said one of the major questions in philosophy was "Who should we direct our moral interest to?" Thirty years ago, she said, animals were at the margins of philosophical discussions of ethics; now "the animal question is right in the center of ethical discussion".

It is a point for us to have wider conversations about where and how we get pleasure, bringing back discussions of ethics into our feminism, rather than falling back into the individualist idea of freedom dominating current debates.

4. Corporate planning and goal setting sessions should include discussions of ethics and social responsibility.

Sextus' discussions of ethics also focus on issues that plausibly lead into skepticism.

Sextus' discussions of ethics are in part famous because Sextus ascribes outlandish and shocking views to the Stoics.