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The defense secretary noted that the "vast majority" of senior military officers lead by example and enforce ethical standards.
As Klein says, people are now demanding to know why, if the big brands have so much power and influence over price and marketing, they do not also have the power to demand and enforce ethical labour standards from such suppliers.
WASHINGTON — Responding to a string of recent scandals that have tarnished the military, the Pentagon's top two leaders, Secretary of Defense Leon E. Panetta and Gen. Martin E. Dempsey, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, served notice on Thursday that they would strictly enforce ethical standards for their most senior officers.
The study shows that that there is plenty of blame to go around, indicating the need to maintain and enforce ethical business practices by owner, architect, and contractor alike.
Restoring trust should therefore start with an all-out effort to promote and enforce ethical behavior throughout the industry.
In the context of end-of-life choice, the bishops enforce Ethical and Religious Directives for Catholic Healthcare.
He noted that the "vast majority" of senior military officers led by example and enforced ethical standards.
Low and middle-incomes countries are increasingly demonstrating their capacity to put into practice concrete mechanisms for enforcing ethical requirements.
Identifying countries that have a surplus of physicians and putting in place an international framework that creates and enforces ethical policies governing the international recruitment of physicians need to be explored.
This institution coordinates the people, institutions and activities within the system through four primary tools: priority setting; establishing and enforcing ethical standards; monitoring and evaluation of the NHRS; and, deepening a culture of evidence-based decision-making [ 6- 8].
The proposed Ethics Centre should play a leadership role in monitoring and reporting how well, or how badly, government agencies, professional societies, universities and journals are requiring and enforcing ethical standards.
