Instead of "honoring Representative Bob Forehead," why not do the ethical thing and "honor Representative Bob Forehead's state delegation" with an even bigger blast?
But students who are trained in the context of stricter academic ethical standards, like honor codes, are less likely to engage in cheating.
"The trademark of our party is its ethical behavior and its honor," he said as angry demonstrators chanted outside.
The lack of availability of results from these trials contributes to publication bias and also constitutes a failure to honor the ethical contract that is the basis for exposing study participants to the risks inherent in trial participation.
Much of the advice is common to all of Greek ethical thought (e.g., honoring the gods and parents; mastering lust and anger; deliberating before acting, following measure in all things), but there are also mentions of dietary restrictions typical of early Pythagoreanism and the promise of leaving the body behind to join the aither as an immortal.
The program, operated by a company called EC-Council, has a code of honor that requires ethical hackers to keep private any confidential information that they obtain in checking systems for vulnerabilities.
"Hopefully we can start to put their propaganda behind us and celebrate and honor the high ethical standards and the enormous scientific achievements of the biomedical research community".
When Wayne Pacelle took over as the CEO of the Humane Society of the United States in 2004, he pledged that HSUS "will honor the highest ethical standards in pursuing our mission, working within the system to advance our objectives".
I am immensely proud of the vital role hunters and anglers have played in protecting and sustaining our nation's natural heritage for all Americans – including those who don't hunt and fish – and in supporting ethical practices that preserve and honor nature in all its diversity.
