Sentence examples for ethical dispute from inspiring English sources

This simple fact is responsible for centuries of ethical dispute.

The stem-cell debate is much more complex than that hardy perennial of American ethical dispute, abortion.

In chapter four, The Public Man, Davenport-Hines writes that Keynes had "no ethical dispute with capitalism".

Doctors have justified putting patient wellbeing at risk by going on strike, arguing that this is an ethical dispute about the government compromising patient safety rather than a workforce dispute about levels of pay.

The company had never produced a drug before, it had been delisted from Nasdaq a few months earlier for failure to file timely financial statements and it was embroiled in an ethical dispute in Thailand over human testing of another drug.

"Due to the scientific value and ethical dispute of this study, we not only conducted scientific peer-review, but also consulted related publishing and ethical experts," wrote Rao, a structural biologist at Nankai University in Tianjin, in an e-mail to Science.

However, ethics committees are becoming more common because having a resolution mechanism for clinical ethical disputes is now an accreditation requirement for hospitals in Japan [ 6].

After one such debate in 1994, the committee concluded that it might not have the relevant expertise to fairly judge ethical disputes; that a fair mechanism to resolve complaints would be hard to establish; and that any such effort could result in lawsuits and prove toothless because of a lack of sanctions for violators.

Forensic science has many controversial ethical facets and forensic scientists are often surrounded by baffling ethical disputes.

A serious scholarly review of the philosophical literature will reveal that there is no consensus on resolving ethical disputes at the highest level (Solomon 2006).

Not only is Intelius embroiled in all kinds of legal and ethical disputes, but they also have a shaky history when it comes to acquisitions.