Sentence examples for ethical consequence from inspiring English sources

As Olson, puts it, if it's right that "the relations of practical concerns that typically go along with our identity through time are closely connected with psychological continuity …, then the Biological Approach does have an interesting ethical consequence, namely that those practical relations are not necessarily connected with numerical identity" (Olson 1997b, 70).

The ethical consequences are immense.

Secrecy may also have ethical consequences.

But its potential environmental, health and ethical consequences should not be dismissed too quickly.

It is not clear what, if any, legal or ethical consequences Mr. Sampson might face.

Because opinions are one thing, but ethical consequences bite: some choices make the world a better place by enhancing people's wellbeing, and others do not.

Gardiner was in Sydney for a two-day symposium that aimed to grapple with the moral and ethical consequences of geoengineering, also known as climate modification.

Some in Hollywood and in education circles wonder if it is appropriate for the movie industry to be teaching children about the moral and ethical consequences of downloading when the legal and cultural issues are still being worked out.

"MoMA's collection has always been in touch with its time," Ms. Antonelli said, "and design these days is often an act with aesthetic and ethical consequences, not necessarily a physical object".

It cannot be conducted in a vacuum and though we should aim to protect innocent people from the direct consequences of conflict by seeking alternatives to war, when it does inevitably occur, we cannot – and should not – be fully inoculated from the ethical consequences.

The aim of these workshops was to explore public attitudes to geoengineering, and one of the strongest themes to emerge was the question of whether geoengineering represented an unprecedented intervention into nature (and what the social and ethical consequences of this might be).