"ethical landscape" is a valid expression in written English.
It is used to refer to the range of ethical concerns and issues that a person, business, or organization takes into consideration when making decisions. For example, "The company had to consider the complex ethical landscape before making a decision about the new policy."
It is possible that this third great shaking of the ethical landscape will trigger an enduring, unhappy transformation.
That minute detail calls into question, in a gruesome but chastening way, the entire ethical landscape into which this nation has been forced by insensate leadership.
If we can draw on wise people across the age spectrum, and enable virtual as well as face-to-face discussion, we are most likely to arrive at an ethical landscape adequate for our time.
They will shape the ethical landscape of the business environment. .
They will shape the ethical landscape of the business environment.
The ethical landscape in the field of genomics is rapidly shifting.
In spite of this promise, the scientific, commercial and ethical landscapes that intersect with these fascinating cells have been shaped, even turned upside down, by the right-to-life debate, because in order to obtain human embryonic stem cells by currently available technology, you must destroy a human embryo.
This paper aims to define, describe, and interpret the current socio-ethical landscape of advanced location-based services for humans in order to promote discourse among researchers and practitioners to better direct telecommunications policy.
This chapter outlines the ethical and regulatory landscape shaping the commercial development of human embryonic stem cells.
Key elements include harmonising the ethical and legal landscapes of data contributors, developing technological and organisational tools for secure data sharing and developing mechanisms for the recognition of data holders' contribution.
If we as Americans aren't educated in the whos and whys of our contemporary ethnic and political landscape, then ethical choices to remove artifacts from cultural sites don't seem like ethical choices at all.
