Sentence examples for ethical prescriptions from inspiring English sources

No doubt loyalty and trustworthiness were integral to the Confucian ethic, but equally important were more universal ethical prescriptions such as humaneness (jin).

There is a Talmudic capacity for detail and scrupulousness in legal and ethical prescriptions and precepts.

Thus an important distinction remains, and it is not clear that it is a distinction that can do justice to the ethical prescriptions of the Torah qua ethical prescriptions.

Finally the cognitive activities demanded by Douglas's ethical prescriptions for scientists seem beyond the capacities of individual scientists.

"Senior scientists should use the laboratory setting to ensure that those whom they supervise understand the values, ethical prescriptions, and institutional guidelines governing research," he states.

Birds were handled in strict accordance with good animal welfare and ethical prescriptions.

Usually called area business managers (ABM), they cover a specific geographic territory for specific ethical (prescription) drugs in a distinct therapeutic area.

Because of the ethical prescription that study participants should share in the benefits of research [ 30], the pressure to provide post-test counseling including the return of HIV test results in HIV prevalence surveys is likely to increase in the future.

Ethical egoism issues prescriptions — "do what maximizes your self-interest" — and it issues the same prescriptions for people in relevantly similar situations.

Sam Harris has proposed that moral prescription (ethical rule making) is not just an issue to be explored by philosophy, but that we can meaningfully practice a science of morality.

They manufacture what is known as ethical drugs, sold on prescription.