Sentence examples for ethical juridical from inspiring English sources

Which brings us back to rendition, which, properly understood, is what Americans do when they realize that active counterterrorism against jihadists prepared to use mass-casualty weapons is an ethical, juridical and operational tar pit.

Others focus on the role that it plays in ethical, juridical, religious, and everyday contexts (Bratman 1992, Cohen 1992, Alston 1996, Audi 2008a).

Kant thinks there are two sorts of "incentives" to follow the law: ethical and juridical.

Ethical and juridical implications of stem cells utilization significantly depend on their source (skin, blood, embryo, etc).. Every biological source involves different criticality levels and normative difficulty.

Although an appropriate scientific and technical knowledge of the matter is still lacking, ethical and juridical implications represent the major obstacle to embryonic stem cells research interfering with health care professionals' decisions.

To this aim, we investigated the opinion of 3361 Italian physicians about the use of human embryos generation for isolation of hESC, about the stem cells clinical potential, and about related ethical and juridical issues.

The "dead-donor rule" refers to the widely accepted ethical and juridical norm that governs practices of organ procurement for transplantation: vital organs should be taken only from dead patients.

Reasons to explain the absence of controlled DCD donation (Maastricht category III) were ethical and juridical restraints (France, Spain, Latvia); uncontrolled DCD (Maastricht category I and II) was often not performed because of organizational difficulties.

Apart from the obvious ethical and juridical implications of such a negative attitude, we would remember that a recent economic evaluation of healthcare intervention has quantified an additional yearly cost of about $1200 for elderly cancer patients receiving specific treatments (Hayman et al, 2001).

The children and adolescents subjected to this journalistic coverage by the mass media become objects of public interest, but this collective interest should not ignore the link with ethical and juridical elements forming part of both journalistic practice as well as of the rights of the child and adolescent.

These HTA reports include medical, economic, ethical, social and juridical aspects [6].