In fact, the company is generally, and rightly, admired for a strong ethical focus.
This is not to impose an undue regulatory burden, or to widen the ethical focus so far that all hope of measurable ethical scrutiny disappears.
In this characteristic lies the exceptional moral value of his poetry, because the ethical focus of the poem is in its lyricism rather than in any narrative element.
Their aims: an ethical focus to ensure that human life is prioritised; shared responsibility between those who design the roads and those who use them, and street safety and mechanisms for change.
For some decades environmental philosophers have been developing the field of environmental ethics that can now provide enormous resources for the world's religions in considering how to expand their ethical focus.
The guide goes on to outline five areas of ethical focus for consideration including accountability, fairness, explainability and enforced transparency, user data rights, and value alignment.
It is a plea for an objective investigation of the ethical, focussed on the existing ethical qualities of human activities, rather than on the pieties of traditional moral philosophy: the questions of right, obligation, duty and so forth.
Professional ethical codes govern conduct in (and thereby protect) the architectural profession and avert problems related to business, fiduciary, insurance, or liability functions; the design function is an ethical focus relative to disability.
How leaders relate to power, and their beliefs about effective leadership, are two hidden factors that shape their ability to maintain an ethical focus while guiding business through change and continued growth.
They have also prompted a shift of ethical focus away from the question of whether online relationships are "real" friendships (Cocking and Matthews 2000), to how well the real friendships we bring to SNS are being served there (Vallor 2012).
