We should transform our personality and educate ourselves so we can stand as a moral and ethical example".
He could have set a positive ethical example to people watching all over the world, including the many millions who are young and impressionable.
Another aim of the label was to set an ethical example in an industry they felt had long exploited child labour.
An information pack was provided at the same time, containing a copy of the ethical approval, examples of all study materials, and information leaflets for all teachers.
A number of elements of modernist discourse helped to construct telehealth and telecare technologies and their use in the home as legitimate (reasonable, ethical and examples of good professional practice, good citizenship and so on).
Others pose an ethical dilemma for example, a man must steal a drug in order to save his wife's life with a subject's solution to the dilemma being scored on a standardised scale.
Although copying an entire work is seldom legal, it is sometimes ethical — for example, if the work is unavailable for purchase (most books ever published are now out of print); if it is available only in an archaic format (a 78-r.p.m. recording, a Betamax tape, a clay tablet); if you already own a copy and want another in a more usable format (less scratchy, fewer coffee stains).
The ethical, for example, is based on a distinction between the morally good and the morally bad, the aesthetic on a distinction between the beautiful and the ugly, and the economical on a distinction between the profitable and the unprofitable.
Philosopher of science Daniel Hicks of Western University in London, Canada, has studied how sociopolitical and ethical concerns for example, fears about abuse of intellectual property rights get mixed up with the technical questions about food safety in the GMO debate.
Though it passes unremarked by McCullough and colleagues, one change does occur in the research question in the shift from clinical epidemiology to reason-based bioethics: a change in the nature of the outcome, from a physical outcome, for example increased mortality, to an ethical outcome, for example ethical justifiability.
