Sentence examples for ethical infractions from inspiring English sources

Two-thirds of respondents report regularly witnessing either minor or major ethical infractions.

His landmark 1966 article in The New England Journal of Medicine cited 22 examples of ethical infractions involving human subjects and, consequently, stimulated many U.S. researchers to obtain informed consent prior to experiments.

It suggests, for instance, that a hiring manager is less likely to notice ethical infractions by a new employee than are people who have no need to justify the hire particularly when the infractions help the employee's performance.

His closest friends insist he had no involvement in ethical infractions.

This may well include the punishment of the wrongdoer (as in the case of legal, moral, or ethical infractions), but in a spirit that is deterrent rather than retaliatory".

Only 12% (n = 4) indicated they would not inform either the funding agency or the parent institution of ethical infractions noted upon review.

What happened to me was no ethical lapse or minor infraction, it was premeditated attempted murder, and it was a completely preventable crime.

Attorneys, CPAs and financial advisors who suggest using dummy corporations to evade these CFTC rules may face challenges by their professional license boards and bars on infractions to their ethical codes of conduct.

The Undergraduate Academic Ethics Board ("Ethics Board") has adopted the following procedures for responding in a timely and impartial manner to infractions of the high ethical standards of the academic community.

Well, first and most important, I think business leaders have to make it clear throughout their companies that there is a zero tolerance standard one infraction of a real ethical mandate and you're gone.

By holding people — especially managers — accountable for their own ethical behaviors and those of their employees, it makes it crystal clear that infractions will not be tolerated.