Sentence examples for ethical collapse from inspiring English sources

The major accounting firms have suffered a complete ethical collapse, said William J. McDonough, chairman of the new Public Company Accounting Oversight Board, created by Congress after corporate scandals at Enron and other companies.

According to "The Big Lie: Spying, Scandal and Ethical Collapse at Hewlett-Packard," an authoritative account by the former BusinessWeek writer Anthony Bianco, Mr. Hurd was very involved in H.P.'s efforts to hunt down the leakers.

According to Richard Moore in Mastermind: How Dave Brailsford Reinvented the Wheel, one of the tomes the much-lauded team principal turned to in October 2012 as he tried to work out what to do about the fallout from the Lance Armstrong scandal was a business book called The Seven Signs of Ethical Collapse by Marianne Jennings.

It foreshadows McCain's ethical collapse, his coziness to fat cats, and his economic non-policy.

Still, the Beethoven as an Ethical Force industry collapsed after the war.

The collapse of ethical values is suggested more than once.

He said investors were already concerned about treatment of workers and other ethical matters after the collapse of the Rana Plaza garment factory in Bangladesh last year and the use of "conflict minerals" from Africa in electronic wares.

Meanwhile, retailer Primark, which also manufactured apparel at Rana Plaza, has posted updates on the collapse to its ethical trading page.

More recently, I have come to see baseball's problems (as with many issues faced in this country) as the result of a collapse in effective ethical leadership.

Charney has been loudly touting his brand's devotion to ethical, American manufacturing since the collapse of the Rana Plaza factory building in an industrial suburb of Dhaka, Bangladesh, took the lives of more than 1,000 people.

Furthermore, some have argued that a non-scientific or ethical definition of health usually collapses into a conception of total wellbeing.