Sentence examples for ethical failures from inspiring English sources

Ethical failures may not merit a jail term; they do merit a spotlight.

In effect, he has challenged critics to make a distinction between sloppiness and ethical failures.

Presented with ample evidence of Mr. Clinton's ethical failures, American voters refused to care, much less get outraged.

I think the film will help nudge people to consider the potential ethical failures that underlie their health care.

The American Bar Association should decide whether its rules are adequate for deterring and punishing ethical failures by government lawyers.

To anyone who has been paying attention, the Interior Department's tolerance of "widespread ethical failures, from cronyism to cover-ups of incompetence" comes as no surprise.

Some philosophers have thought Socrates simply overlooked the psychological facts of such cases, but Aristotle makes distinctions that allow him to retain the Socratic view that ethical failure implies cognitive failure without sacrificing common ideas about human motivation (Nicomachean Ethics 7).

"A culture of ethical failure" pervades the agency, Mr. Devaney wrote in a cover memo.

But it does echo, and it does remind us of the consequences of ethical failure.

It went beyond the law, it's a moral and ethical failure".

"I find it a huge ethical failure that she was even accepted as a patient," Dr. Caplan said.