Sentence examples for ethical dimensions from inspiring English sources

Each participating team chose a relevant business issue related to ethics, prepared a presentation covering the legal, financial, and ethical dimensions of the case, and proposed a solution to the problem.

The most radiant object may be tainted goods; dealing can have unsavory ethical dimensions.

It made the ethical dimensions of art and the artist much more urgent".

The pope's visit to Poland in 1979 endowed that society with national, patriotic, and ethical dimensions.

His serious reputation rests mainly on "The American Evasion of Philosophy" (1989) and "The Ethical Dimensions of Marxist Thought" (1991).

Unlike his slicker rivals, Sanders is most at ease talking about the moral and ethical dimensions of politics.

After the paper was published, Clark began thinking that the extended mind had ethical dimensions as well.

A number of critical perspectives emerged in the 1970s that highlighted the cultural and ethical dimensions of development.

The two atomic physicists in Mr. Frayn's "Copenhagen," Niels Bohr and Werner Heisenberg, confront the ethical dimensions of the deadliest scientific achievement of all time.

"We've not even begun to discuss the ethical dimensions surrounding commercial surrogacy and anonymous donor conception, both of which are needed to deliver 'marriage equality'".

The Boston Globe won the explanatory reporting award for a series by Gareth Cook about the complex scientific and ethical dimensions of stem-cell research.