Sentence examples for ethical appearance from inspiring English sources

Harrison, though appreciative, was most uncomfortable with the ethical appearance; a month later he wrote Wanamaker a $10,000 personal check for reimbursement to the various donors of the gift.

In Mr. Racicot's case, concerns were not only voiced about ethical appearances but also about whether he would have time to run the party in a crucial midterm election year while holding another job.

The old guidelines hold that one must avoid both ethical conflicts and the appearance of ethical conflicts.

But the editors worried, rightly, that pursuing work opportunities as a musician might create ethical conflicts — or the appearance of them.

She has since announced that she will donate the profits and refrain from publicizing the book "through a promotional tour or media appearances," in the hopes of avoiding the appearance of ethical conflicts.

However, beyond the issue of the robot appearance, many ethical and social issues were raised.

Precisely this method could approach the positions of Coates [12] and Mitroff [46], where the former revealed the mistrust that ethics produces in him from a utilitarian perspective, whereby the latter provides him with a way of responding to an unethical point of view, specifically because the appearance of ethical issues in human activities is inevitable.

To skeptics, including more than a few Democrats, it raises at least the appearance of an ethical problem.

Thomas's abandonment of stare decisis and his ethical blind spot regarding the appearance of impropriety suggest a lack of respect for his own court, a perception that is increasingly shared by those who pay attention to its actions.

A somber mood pervaded a commission hearing this morning, stoked by lead editorials in The Wall Street Journal and The Financial Times strongly suggesting that Harvey L. Pitt, the chairman of the commission, step aside for repeatedly being insensitive to the appearance of possible ethical breaches.

They say such behavior comes from a bankrupt ethical culture that typically values appearances far more than the truth.