Sentence examples for ethical compulsion from inspiring English sources
Titled "Amazon a virtual no-show in hometown philanthropy," the article paints a portrait of a company that sees no ethical compulsion to show generosity to its local community and no business value in engaging with its Seattle neighbors.
"There is a mental compulsion to ask metaphysical, epistemological and ethical questions," he said.
It is because duties of virtue alone are subject only to internal compulsion that Kant calls them "directly ethical duties".
He says: "When I was young, there was still the compulsion for books for the young to teach an ethical and moral lesson.
This economic compulsion to seek variety is being complemented by a rise in ethical consumers voting with their forks.
For some SMEs though, the motivations for engaging in low carbon initiatives or 'ecological responsiveness' [37] often stem not from any regulatory compulsion or the business case but from either stakeholder pressures or ethical preferences and may equally be a combination of several of these influences [37].
And yet the nation's wireless carriers have reason to be concerned about texting and driving, from an ethical and a business standpoint, because their networks carry our messages and enable our compulsion to be constantly reachable.
One subject we kept returning to was whether the company's fixation with growth – its compulsion, publicly and internally, to meet the revenue "commitments" set by its top management – had contributed to its ethical and performance failures.
Compulsion becomes progressively harder.
This compulsion is unavoidable.
