Sentence examples for ethical pressures from inspiring English sources
So if you're a leader, what's the best way to stand up to ethical pressures and set a good example?
Perhaps due to the political, financial, and ethical pressures on health policymakers to make good decisions, health policy leads the way in forming collaborative organisations to conduct research.
This opens an opportunity for consistent ethical pressure and for the attribution of responsibility to human beings and not to inanimate objects.
The large number of nanomaterials and their variants (e.g., different sizes and coatings) requiring testing and the ethical pressure towards nonanimal testing means that in a first instance, expensive animal bioassays are precluded, and the use of (quantitative) structure activity relationships ((Q SARs) models as an alternative source of (screening) hazard information should be explored.
Twitter certainly tried to stop us from publishing any of the documents, but they put moral and ethical pressure on us, not legal pressure.
Not only do individuals need to feel this ethical pressure, but I feel that companies need to be incentivized to do everything in their ability to ensure these bad things do not happen.
But it will also happen in subtle ways, as when people feel a little less ethical pressure to make change happen the next time that a police officer kills a young black man.
We think treatment and services for dependent drug users should take much of the credit for this, along with the ethical pressure professional bodies have brought to bear.
There is considerable ethical pressure on scientists to reduce or eliminate the use of animals in laboratory research, and primary cell culture may be one way forward, especially in preclinical drug testing.
The stark decline in GMC registrations by doctors trained in South Africa in 2004 may have reflected ethical pressure but coincided with a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between the United Kingdom and South African governments [ 22] rather than any specific new ethical guidance to NHS employers (see below).
Lawyers will be exposed to old and new ethical challenges client pressure to 'push the envelope,' economics, and the 'ethics of technology' to mention but a few.
