Sentence examples for ethical cornerstones from inspiring English sources
The Panel holds that this should be done by looking to the ethical cornerstones of Canada's institutional order as a liberal democracy.
The four core cornerstone values of scientific credibility openness, transparency, honesty and integrity constitute the moral-ethical foundation of what the Open Science movement is really about.
Comparison using χ2 test; other comparisons using Fisher's exact test A true and meaningful informed consent is one of the cornerstones of ethical research.
Further, the corporate sector should insist on adherence to financial standards as a cornerstone of ethical business practice.
Answering that challenge begins, from my tiny perspective, with an ethical edge as the cornerstone of every kind of organization.
But spokesman Ffion Travers Smith said: "The cornerstone of ethical banking is sound management, and ownership structures that prioritise the interests of people and planet over profit.
So, it bears returning to this cornerstone of ethical treatment.
Patient understanding and respect for integrity are not just elements of good communication, but also are the cornerstone of ethical exchange.
Although the Declaration of Helsinki specifically addresses medical research, its basic principles have become the cornerstone of ethical analysis of any health research study involving human subjects.
