Sentence examples for ethic demands from inspiring English sources

Exacerbating the challenge is the perception that it's somehow not a good idea to use the benefits that do exist; that the Protestant work ethic demands that we all struggle on and work when we're sick, for instance.

Ethics demands ingenuity.

But ethics demands a consideration of social context, and given yours, this lie is benign.

Medical ethics demands no less for elective surgeries: mediocre technique or safety is no more acceptable in rural Guatemala than in Boston.

The A.M.A.'s code of ethics demands that a doctor have her patient's informed consent in order to perform any treatment.

But what if, as in case of Abraham's sacrifice of his son, the action contradicts what ethics demands?

Care ethics demands effort, experience, knowledge, imagination and empathy to effectively understand the totality of the moral context.

Users may not see themselves as research subjects, and ethics demands clear disclosure.

Global public health demands an international collaborative approach and an acknowledgement of the health implications of the globalized economy, and global public health ethics demands advocacy to rectify the disparities that perpetuate tuberculosis [44].

Confucian ethics demanded filial devotion to the old regime.

"Common decency, if not journalistic ethics, demanded as much," he said.