Sentence examples for distinct ethical from inspiring English sources

Moderation is also a distinct ethical disposition.

Cloning embryos for stem cell research presents distinct ethical issues, because cloning requires human eggs.

And, Dr. Truog added in an essay in The New England Journal of Medicine in August 2005, "Each type of donation prompts distinct ethical concerns".

Characters who ought to have distinct ethical shapes are gathered by this mythicizing into one bearish embrace, wherein the American mercenaries merge with the bellowing Indians and with the satanic Judge Holden, and Lester Ballard merges with the fighting hawks.

WF: What about when someone like [Dutch professional] Tom Dumoulin who, as far as I can gather rides for a team which is pretty straight up on its ethics, from what I've heard about Giant-Alpecin they have a very distinct ethical approach, when someone like that says, "it stinks", how do you react to that?

It is now common to distinguish three distinct ethical positions in Sartre's writings.

Thus, on the "qualitative equality" model, persons respect each other as political equals with a certain distinct ethical-cultural identity that needs to be respected and tolerated as something that is (a) especially important for a person and (b) can provide good reasons for certain exceptions from or general changes in existing legal and social structures.

These demands, far from seeming continuous, are quite distinct on ethical grounds, not just epicurean ones.

In later life he never gave expression to any religious conviction, and he had no appreciation of spiritual, as distinct from ethical, excellence.

'Shareholder theory' is not so much a distinct, univocal normative ethical theory of the firm as it is a shorthand, usually applied by those sympathetic to stakeholder theory to what they understand stakeholder theory to oppose.

Herder, on the other hand, not only railed against the rational, universalizing and science-oriented ethos of the Enlightenment but, much like later relativists, also argued that different nations and epochs have their distinct preferences in ethical and aesthetics matters as well as their varied conceptions of truth and we are not in a position to adjudicate between them (Herder 2002: 272 358).