Sentence examples for ethical prerogative from inspiring English sources
This seems like an unusually strict interpretation of that code, but that's her ethical prerogative.
There's an ethical prerogative to do so but also a compelling scientific one, he told VICE News, because of the shortcomings of animal models.
Question all aspects of "nationalism," both the bad (e.g. "war" ) and even the good (e.g. your country's legal and ethical obligation and prerogative to "watch your back" while you're overseas" for any reason).
When I asked him about the Nazi lover, he said, "That may have been part of her aristocratic arrogance — very Sadian — to consider herself immune from most ethical or moral prerogatives".
When I asked him about the Nazi lover, he said, "That may have been part of her aristocratic arrogance very Sadian to consider herself immune from most ethical or moral prerogatives".
For Epictetus, freedom is not a human right or a political prerogative but a psychological and ethical achievement, a gift that we alone can bestow on ourselves.
More artists should take a lead role in these conversations, to the point of usurping the usual prerogatives of boards and executive committees and ethical advisory groups to make decisions about corrupt money.
In his recent year-end report on the handling of ethical issues, the chief justice noted that it is the prerogative of the court to make the rules governing its operations, not Congress, and we agree.
"Because It Is Wrong: Torture, Privacy and Presidential Power in the Age of Terror" (Norton, 2010) by father-and-son authors Charles Fried and Gregory Fried, explores three issues presented by Bush administration policies, primarily from ethical but also from historical and legal perspectives: torture; eavesdropping, surveillance and the right to privacy; and executive prerogative.
Despite a number of state courts in the USA echoed Quinlan and Cruzan on the patient's prerogative to refuse treatment[51], the recent case of Theresa Marie (Terri) Schiavo seemed to call into question past legal and ethical consensuses[52].
