Sentence examples for ethical inconsistency from inspiring English sources

Other informants did not think that their practice involved ethical inconsistency.

Bringing to the Bible's limited world view, its frequent ethical inconsistencies, and its often contradictory teachings our best wisdom and discernment?

I could easily imagine (and regret) how some Islamist fundamentalists will already be making these points about the ethical inconsistencies of Western societies with their pomposity about human rights that never seem to constrain the self-described "enlightened democracies" from violating those rights when it is they who perceive themselves as under attack.

A striking find was the physicians' ambivalence and what they themselves perceived as ethical inconsistencies.

First, since there are variations in the regulations between countries, there may be ethical inconsistencies in international collaborative projects when BGI has to follow the regulations from both the country of origin of the samples, and Chinese regulations.

Second, from an ethical viewpoint, inconsistency and a lack of harmonisation may unevenly protect research participants [ 11].

Against the first inconsistency charge, the ethical egoist can reply that ethical egoism provides no neutral ranking of states of affairs.

We are aware that inconsistencies in ethical considerations are not just a UK problem, but also a cross-national one.

Also, there seem to be considerable inconsistencies in ethical assessments of similar research activities between different countries and even within one country.

Lambeth Palace said it had been "unaware" of the investment which is a "serious inconsistency" with its ethical investment policy, and comes after Welby's personal attack on the immorality of Wonga's business model.

Against the second inconsistency charge, the ethical egoist can claim that she morally recommends that B go to the game, although she desires that B not go.