Sentence examples for ethical preconditions from inspiring English sources

Finally, academic researchers Jacinta Tan and Michael Kölch discussed ethical preconditions and pitfalls in child psychiatric pharmacological research in children and adolescents.

The point of "Naked Air" is that global transparency is an ethical precondition for human security.

Improvement of management is one of the preconditions for tackling ethical problems in health care.

Informed consent is the main precondition for any ethical research.

Unlike many philosophers, Nussbaum is an elegant and lyrical writer, and she movingly describes the pain of recognizing one's vulnerability, a precondition, she believes, for an ethical life.

In the Nuremberg Code, the relevance of research is a precondition for research to be ethical [ 9, 14].

Most ethical theories of informed consent agree that informed consent has at least three preconditions: information, comprehension and voluntariness.

By means of an ethical framework the authors identify responsibilities of each stakeholder, concluding that such identification during stakeholder engagement would have been precondition for a sustainable biofuel innovation.

What preconditions do exist?

"We have no preconditions".

Iraq and cash-for-honours were preconditions.