Sentence examples for ethical act from inspiring English sources

But it has also compelled the company to clean up its ethical act, and inspired the introduction of a newly developed internal ethics review process this week.

It has become a philosophical, political, economic, societal and ethical act.

And it represents, let's say, a young musician's act of historical synthesis, a responsible and almost ethical act.

If this is not an ethical act in the strict Kantian sense, an act of moral freedom, of doing a duty for duty's sake, then this term has no meaning whatsoever.

In another experiment, the researchers found that students who had been contemplating an unethical deed rated the value of cleaning products significantly higher than peers who had been thinking about an ethical act.

A defence lawyer of 35 years standing once said he saw her perform "the most ethical act I've ever seen from a prosecutor" when they were opponents on a murder trial.

"Categorical apologies," says Smith, "are demanding ethical acts.

Sacrifice was separated from liturgy and was associated, especially in Calvinist Protestantism, with the personal ethical acts that should be made by a Christian believer.

"People do not make decisions in a vacuum," the researchers concluded, adding that "while mere exposure to green products can have a positive societal effect by inducing pro-social and ethical acts, purchasing green products may license indulgence in self-interested and unethical behaviors".

Yet Leibowitz's intentionalism dictates that such acts, even if they incidentally satisfy certain human needs, would still not be ethical acts given their religious motivation.

The patient samples were used in accordance with the Swedish Biobank Legislation and Ethical Review Act (approval by Uppsala Ethical Review Board, reference number: 2004:M-281 and 2009-224), including appropriate procedures for informed consent.