Participation in disinterested activities represents the ethical value of "devotion to a cause".
Friends and colleagues will remember his outstanding devotion to ethical practices in medicine and psychiatry and in living his life.
Those brotherhoods cultivated a more practical and ethical version of mystical devotion, to be distinguished from speculative and contemplative mysticism.
Several critics have pointed to the novella's non-absolute stance on these themes, mainly in regard to Dr. Trescott's ethical dilemma in his devotion to Henry, a black man and his son's savior.
Charney has been loudly touting his brand's devotion to ethical, American manufacturing since the collapse of the Rana Plaza factory building in an industrial suburb of Dhaka, Bangladesh, took the lives of more than 1,000 people.
(Patient) This feeling also stemmed from specific behavior that conveyed the accessibility of the physician and ethical qualities such as devotion, conviction, prioritizing therapeutic over financial considerations, and resoluteness in disease management.
It's certainly more ethnic and cultural than religious — except for his devotion to the ethical part of public life in Judaism, the moral part.
On the face of it, it's impossible to reconcile SAC's avowed devotion to both legal and ethical behavior and the government's allegations.
The epic Bhagavadgita (or Gita) describes jnana-marga, the way of knowledge (study of philosophical texts and contemplation); karma-marga, the way of action (proper performance of one's religious and ethical duties); and bhakti-marga, the way of devotion and self-surrender to God.
Company co-founder Howard Brown turned to a factory used by the outdoor clothing brand Patagonia, which is famous for its devotion to environmental activism and an ethical supply chain.
