"ethical mandate" is a correct phrase and can be used in written English.
An example sentence could be: "Our company’s ethical mandate requires us to prioritize fair labor practices and sustainability."
And individual companies, including industry giants like Orvis, Patagonia and REI, have made significant contributions to conservation causes (for example, Orvis's corporate mission statement includes a specific, economic and ethical mandate to support conservation projects and organizations).
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.
Smart corporations, like Patagonia, have already put an ethical mandate toward their supply chain, including in the third-party companies they work with.
Health Education Specialists have an ethical mandate to address this void and serve the community by translating research results to the community in an effective and culturally relevant manner, as well as in a way that promotes changes in practice and policy.
The imperative for this new ethical mandate is clear.
Paying this forward is an ethical mandate and I have a debt to remunerate.
She had relied on advice from Mr. Rubenstein, who "exploited a loophole in the law while skirting the ethical mandates," the commission said.
Some firms still rate an employee high if his/her performance is high, even if the person does not follow the firm's ethical mandates.
What is the best way to make my money serve the ethical mandates of my tradition?
A balance of both ethical mandates needs to be found in the case of research with adolescents.
Underrepresentation of this crucial stakeholder population (terminally ill children and adolescents) can misguide the development of best practices and fall short of fulfilling the ethical mandates for respect persons and justice, among others.
