Sentence examples for ethical needs from inspiring English sources

Characterizing the Western attitude as one of struggle, the Chinese attitude as one of harmonization through adjustment, and the Indian attitude as escapist, Liang theorized that after World War I, Western culture was dominant; this phase, he claimed, would soon be replaced by another era, in which the Chinese way would adapt the material successes of the West to man's moral and ethical needs.

Actually, there are less ethical needs to stop the trial early for an effective agent, and accumulating data on both therapeutic activity and safety is important before setting up a large-scale randomized phase III trial.

But "effective" and "ethical" need not be congruent.

There was no question about the ethical need for an early stop of the trials.

"There is an ethical need to treat disease and that seems to be lost in this debate," he said.

And, as with oncologists commenting on John McCain's cancer, there is no ethical need to have examined a person to have a medical opinion".

At £17.50 for lunch and £22.50 for dinner, with family-friendly discounts for children, it's also proof that ethical need not mean pricey.

We understand the ethical need for it, and we want to restore the trust with the public, but we also need to respect the constitutional balance".

Balancing privacy issues within a family with the ethical need to inform individuals who are at risk for a particular genetic disease can become extremely complex.

A strong body of literature exists that informs us about the ethical need to protect nature for it's intrinsic values.

"It will take many more years, especially in countries like China, and I think there is an ethical need to provide something to the general population to protect them," he said.