Sentence examples for ethical concept from inspiring English sources
In this article we present ethically justified criteria, based on the ethical concept of the fetus as a patient, for clinical innovation and research of maternal fetal surgery and for the professionally responsible transition from innovation and research into clinical practice.
Responsibility is an ethical concept particularly well suited to frame many key aspects of the ethics of our profession.
The final goal is fanāʾ ("annihilation"), primarily an ethical concept of annihilating one's own qualities, according to the prophetic saying "Take over the qualities of God," but slowly developing into a complete extinction of the personality.
In this, his greatest book, Williams argued that fact- resembling, "thick" ethical concepts ("courage" or "cruelty", say, as opposed to a "thin" ethical concept like "good") were so much part of the world picture of traditional societies as to count as "pieces of knowledge".
They have collaborated on a book arguing that people in wealthy countries like Britain and the United States work too hard and by doing so miss out on the "good life" — an ethical concept of a life as "worthy of desire, not just one that is widely desired".
As an ethical concept, ziran thus extends beyond the personal to the sociopolitical level.
The purpose of this article is to discuss the ethical concepts involved in the conception, design, execution, analysis, publication, and reporting of clinical research.
The codes were subsequently reviewed again by DO purposely to identify and refine the relationship among the codes and subsequently categorize them broadly based on conventional literature to reflect important emerging ethical concepts related to ethics of screening populations for disease.
These powerful ethical concepts enabled Wiener to analyze information ethics issues of all kinds.
Firstly, it evokes the great ethical concepts of our time: freedom, liberty, hope, destiny, fairness, justice.
The child needs a moral education that subtly, by implication only, conveys to him the advantages of moral behavior, not through abstract ethical concepts but through that which seems tangibly right & therefore has meaning for him.
