"ethical commitment" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the act of making a promise or pledge to behave in accordance with ethical principles or beliefs. Example: As a doctor, Jane takes her ethical commitment to her patients very seriously. She always puts their well-being above any personal gain or interests.
Ethics is about a subjective ethical commitment to a particular other and how one meets that challenge.
Many Dutch have a strong ethical commitment to help refugees.
He thinks the best defense of reason is a common practical and ethical commitment.
Israeli officials have adopted an almost defiant stance, pointing to legal and ethical commitment to contracts.
In many cases this is an ethical commitment, a politically inflected impulse to show the world as it is.
I can imagine how an encounter with someone like him, with that kind of personal courage and ethical commitment, would really transform your sense of photography.
We critically analyzed the Ghana NISPPI's sensitivity to ethics issues to determine how well it reflects ethical commitments and principles identified in our review of global pandemic preparedness literature, existing pandemic plans, and relevant ethics frameworks.
Rather, we also seem to be committed to a certain modal structure in our ethical commitments.
We assessed how sensitive the Ghana NISPPI is to ethics issues by critically analyzing it to determine how well it reflects ethical commitments and principles identified in our review of the global pandemic preparedness literature, existing pandemic plans, as well as relevant ethics frameworks.
The psychologists may also benefit from circular reasoning by the government and ethical authorities, said Dr. Bloche, whose book, "The Hippocratic Myth," explores the tension of doctors' ethical commitments.
Dowding says this decision was made purely on financial grounds and Lancashire's success has come about without any specific ethical commitments.
