Sentence examples for ethical orientation from inspiring English sources

The ethical orientation of Spinoza's thought is also reflected in his own nature and conduct.

Diversity provides an ethical orientation and thus defines what a just city should achieve.

Frankel's new book draws upon his years as a journalist in both its exemplary research and ethical orientation.

Levi's history is rich with episodes illustrating the Haas family's belief that there is more at stake in business than profits, and that this ethical orientation is ultimately good for business.

So whether it's a mind map, a brick or a wooden seagull each of the objects displayed in the exhibition tells us something about the ethical orientation of the nominees.

His work suggests that a shared ethical orientation and set of common ideals at the professional level may be crucial in guiding the behavior of individuals at the company level.

The current paper reports the results of a preliminary study of the ethical climate in local and international CPA firms operating in China, and the influence of ethical climate and personal ethical orientations on decision-making.

The power of the powerless, the politics of conscience, living in truth, the art of the impossible: these phrases not only depict ethical orientations and inspire, they disclose entire new worlds of thought and action.

Since engineering codes are designed to cover a wide range of ethical orientations, they are usually based on some fundamental principles that are considered to express a kind of moral common sense (which nevertheless does not allow for, e.g., the problem of differing interpretations of such principles).

Asking whether Confucius may be legitimately construed as a closet consequentialist, or feminist, can enlarge the reader's view of these ethical orientations, as well as illumine a number of dimensions of the Master's views.

Following material ecocriticism's assertion that the body functions as a porous intersection enmeshed in the material world, Ghosh's Ibis trilogy features a series of "bodily intimacies" in which certain characters' embodied experiences with opium directly affect their ontological, epistemological, and ethical orientations.