Sentence examples for ethical decision-makers from inspiring English sources

This Fall, the Student Leadership and Ethics Board (SLEB) hosted its inaugural SLEB Business Ethics Case Competition to provide Columbia Business School students with an opportunity to further develop their skills as leaders and ethical decision-makers.

Many political and business leaders recognize that prosperity, within a rapidly changing global economy, requires more knowledgeable workers: Today's employers expect workers to be, among other things, critical thinkers, effective communicators, ethical decision-makers and effective team members.

The design task is made harder by the fact that very good ethical decision-makers are not uniform in their judgments about the best choices in no-win scenarios.

If, on reflection, you decide that it's most important for students to become critical thinkers, enthusiastic learners, ethical decision-makers, or generous and responsible members of a democratic community, then the basic finding -- and all the evidence behind it -- is worth very little.

This means that sometimes even the most creative and optimistic ethical decision-maker has to face a situation where none of the available choices or outcomes are very good.

I cannot speak on behalf of the parenting style of these families because I do not personally know them; however, I hope they didn't give them the free pass to make their own decisions just because they are 18 — just because you're 18 does not mean you are a responsible, ethical decision-maker.

Quantitative synthesis involved the reporting of frequencies of responses per question in tables for the paragraphs on documentation of DNCAPR decisions, implementation of legal and ethical aspects, decision-makers and involvement of others.

DNACPR policies were assessed on aspects identified from national guidelines including documentation, ethical and legal issues, decision-makers and involvement of others in DNACPR decisions as well as practical considerations such as validity, review and portability of decisions.

While Kotalik has raised important issues about the ethics of pandemic planning in his article, our ethical framework focuses specifically on providing guidance to decision-makers about ethical issues in pandemic planning.

To aid in the development of future policies, the team recommends mitigation strategies and has produced ethical checklists as tools for decision-makers.

The final form included 26 questions on aspects taken from the national guidelines including documentation, ethical and legal issues, DNACPR decision-makers and involvement of others in DNACPR decisions as well as practical considerations such as validity, review period and portability of decisions (see electronic supplement for data extraction table E1).