Sentence examples for ethical abuses from inspiring English sources

The decision removes a potentially serious problem for Gov. David A. Paterson, but it will undoubtedly raise more questions about the ethics oversight panel, the Commission on Public Integrity, which has itself been plagued by allegations of ethical abuses.

There are, however, two ways for the federal government to aggressively promote stem cell research without inviting ethical abuses.

Sununu, who during the Iowa primary suggested that Gingrich was mentally unstable, today directed reporters to the censure he received for ethical abuses when was Speaker of the House, saying it "reflects on his ability as a leader".

Last week, the company reported a 78percentt drop in first-quarter earnings, but industry experts figure that Mr. Ebbers was sharing frustration, not serious analysis, when he suggested that WorldCom was a victim of ethical abuses by consultants who help WorldCom's biggest customers negotiate contracts.

"For a Democratic majority that pledged to 'drain the swamp' on ethical abuses in Congress, these latest charges against Chairman Rangel demonstrate how broken Washington truly is," said Antonia Ferrier, a spokeswoman for Representative Roy Blunt of Missouri, the No. 2 Republican in the House.

pulled out of the race on Sept. 30 among accusations of a string of ethical abuses.

One might conclude that the sacrifice of the interests of some, often sick patients, for the benefit of future patients, hence, the potential for ethical abuse, is essentially mandated by the norms governing the scientific method (Miller & Weijer 2006; Rothman 2000).

If, as Robert Prentice says ("An Ethics Lesson for Business Schools," Op-Ed, Aug. 20), business professors tend to "view the law as an impediment" and "impart to their students an impression that the law exists simply to be manipulated or evaded," we will undoubtedly continue to see a stream of ethical lapses and abuses in corporate America.

In their quests for ratings, our journalists often cross permitted ethical boundaries and abuse freedom of speech".

Exhaustive investigations into Wakefield's methods by the British General Medical Council (GMC) proved dozens of charges against him including dishonesty and ethical violations including abuse of developmentally challenged children.

The reasons for objecting to legalization were fear of abuse, ethical principles, religious beliefs and personal values [ 62, 75, 76].