The retail bank, Co-op Bank, almost collapsed - and its reputation for being ethical was damaged by disclosures of the alleged drug-taking of its erstwhile chairman.
These ethical lapses further damage the NCAA brand: Colleges can no longer claim to showcase amateurs.
Yet they are also ethical failings which damage or destroy human dignity.
The first reason is that ihPSC-CMs overcome the political and ethical problems of damaging the human embryos; and secondly it helps to achieve a considerable quantity of patient specific cardiomyocytes that could be derived from ihPSCs, thus allowing the use of autologous cardiomyocytes for transplantation [ 98].
Positive side of virtual cases is, that are all already written, written in patient words and do not damage any ethical perspective of breaking confidentiality.
His ethical lapses had irreparably damaged his personal reputation, his stature as a legislator and, judging by recent polls, his chances for re-election.
Besides the ethical issues that have damaged his reputation, he has been slowed in recent months by serious back problems, which have required him to walk with a cane.
But the consequences in Montana are vastly different from those in New Jersey, where court decisions allowed state Democrats to select a replacement, former Senator Frank R. Lautenberg, for an incumbent, Senator Robert G. Torricelli, who withdrew two weeks ago in the wake of polls showing that his campaign was badly damaged by ethical questions.
Buckley countered that if Britain had not honored its 1939 commitment to Greece, it would have severely damaged the ethical basis of its struggle against Nazi Germany.
The exemptions in which the breach of the confidentiality can be approved ethically are grounded in the possibility and degree of damage in these ethical codes.
