Sentence examples for ethical distinction from inspiring English sources

For if there was British connivance, what is the ethical distinction between Dr Dikko's case, in which he was wanted on corruption charges, and Mr Vanunu's, where he was wanted for betraying state secrets?

In its early days the staff worked with a rip-roaring spirit & a pride of banditry that gave the tabloids columns a gusty flavor pleasing to the mass appetite, and they were backed up by an office policy of getting exclusive stories & pictures regardless of the cost of the fine ethical distinction.

That is why the N.F.L., in its statements about the health of its players, had to obscure the fact that there isn't any appreciable ethical distinction between the profound physical harm caused to football players by playing football and the harm caused to football players by taking drugs.

Tragically, the Bush administration gave up America's last pretensions to ethical distinction among nations.

He thinks fur should be completely illegal but conceded that there might be room for degrees of ethical distinction.

Much has been written about the ethical distinction, or lack thereof, between withdrawing and withholding therapy at the end of life.

History, traditions, values, social thinking, politics and ethical distinctions — all are different.

That elevates a non-dual state of mind over ethical distinctions.

The movie is about the blurring of the ethical distinctions that people see and live by.

The sorts of ethical distinctions made in Key West, where dengue was only a distant prospect, seem silly to them.

This new show is an attempt to look at one set of contested issues by trying to make ethical distinctions: "What were the onlookers thinking?" Were tax officers "complicit in the persecution of the Jews"?