Sentence examples for ethical lectures from inspiring English sources

Their answers on this examination were evaluated before and after the additional ethical lectures.

This is in line with our proposition of the need for good quality lectures to feed ethical discussions with ethics grammar and input from ethics labs.

Marks lectured on ethical frameworks and theories.

Elected to the Knightsbridge professorship of moral philosophy at Cambridge in 1866, he lectured on ethical subjects and wrote his celebrated Social Morality (1869).

University courses on the Physics traditionally began with a lecture on ethical themes.

There were however, two areas where the cohorts rated their preparedness in the 13 broad practitioner competencies as significantly different: problem-based graduates rated themselves as better prepared in their 'awareness of legal and ethical issues' and the lecture-based graduates rated themselves better prepared in their 'understanding of disease processes'.

"I've given lectures on the ethical issues arising in childbirth in the past, but I now realise that until you've seen it for yourself you've no real idea what you're talking about.

A young Nelson Mandela was impatient with lectures on "the ethical discipline of satyagraha" — Gandhi's term for his doctrine of nonviolence — when the African National Congress and the South African Indian Congress agreed to cooperate in 1952 in opposing apartheid.

These lectures provide default ethical principles nurturing group discussions together with attitude exercises and vignette reflections in ethics labs.

Research ethics education programs that combine lectures with inter-collegial discussion of case-based ethical situations may be more effective in fostering recognition of ethical issues, capacity for moral reasoning, intentionality, and the ability for action [ 1, 5, 6].

If the process left you without enough bandwidth to deal with a package you hadn't solicited in the first place, it would be churlish for anyone — me, or the man who sent it — to lecture you on ethical perfection.