Sentence examples for ethical department from inspiring English sources

The business park is run on sustainable and ethical principles, is home to 21 businesses (including one that upcycles old cars, a chocolate company and an online ethical department store) and generates £200,000 a year in rents.

Is it ethical for a department head to walk around the department she oversees and ask for donations to a charity she supports?

I just hope it is not in their strategic or ethical setting development department!

On Sunday, he sent an email praising their dedication, even as he blasted Obama administration officials for not upholding the department's ethical standards.

But the commission has revealed enough concrete parts of the jigsaw puzzle to make it evident that neither the ethical climate within the department nor the level of administrative skill and determination at City Hall were equal to the task.

He has said both privately and publicly that he expects his attorney general to protect him from that investigation — not to do his job, not to serve the interests of justice, not to strictly adhere to the law and the department's ethical codes, but to protect Trump.

The study was approved by the ethical committee of the department of Neurology and Clinical Neurophysiology, Faculty of Medicine, Cairo University.

At this point, the women were randomly assigned to diagnostic laparoscopy to start therapy according to protocol that has been approved by the medical ethical committee of the department.

The Chair and the Vice Chair of Research for the Department of Anesthesiology contribute to the organizational and ethical leadership for the department, guiding research principles and best practices, and fostering a community of collaboration and open dialogue.

Edwards testified Thursday during a House Homeland Security oversight subcommittee hearing on ethical standards at the department that the inspector general's investigative unit "was taxed beyond its capacity".

Wednesday's hearing was the latest in a recent series of congressional appearances by the Homeland Security inspector general and other top DHS officials regarding the oversight and ethical standards of the department.