Sentence examples for ethical conflicts from inspiring English sources

To avoid ethical conflicts, institutional review board or ethics committee approval should be obtained, and local legal regulations should be met prior to the medical use of HAM.

Conclusions: The preventive ethics strategies of assisted and surrogate decision making can be used to prevent ethical conflicts in decision making about the management of pregnancy of patients with schizophrenia.

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

Ethical conflicts become clearest when the payoff from going public is huge.

She tries to make sure that they don't have ethical conflicts.

To avoid ethical conflicts, the Hub was set up as a nonprofit and does not market itself to journalists.

But Dr. Tilney, who is a professor of surgery and a transplant researcher at Harvard, also discusses the societal motivations, the commercialism and the ethical conflicts of transplants.

Schindler is the rare businessman who resolves the ethical conflicts of wartime capitalism in a way that we today find satisfactory.

A 2010 state law allowed statements of economic interest — documents intended to prevent possible ethical conflicts — to be filed electronically, which most of the candidates did.

He conceded that there was no guidebook for someone in his position, but he said he believed that his warnings to clients protected him against ethical conflicts.

If the White House spokeswoman was correct, then at the time that Passantino issued the Administration's judgment that Icahn's role posed no ethical conflicts he was already recused from offering legal advice on precisely that question.