Sentence examples for ethical rigor from inspiring English sources

The Bechers' precise looking was a model of ethical rigor.

"We cannot give to Spaniards, of whom we are asking sacrifices, the impression that we are not at the highest level of ethical rigor and scrupulous integrity," he said.

The drama is stuck with that ethical rigor, and we are left with a near-heretical irony: thanks to this admiring tribute, our hero gets top billing at last, but was he not more beguiling, somehow, as a legendary figure in the shadows?

Governance of R4H has improved with the promulgation of the Malawi Science and Technology Act in 2003; the establishment of the NCST to regulate the conduct of research and the National Health Sciences Research Committee and COMREC to ensure technical and ethical rigor of research protocols and proposals; and development of a national health research agenda.

Perhaps no American poet who started in the mode of accommodation so abruptly broke ranks, inventing for herself a new kind of discipline whose ethical rigors demanded fresh forms.

ESSKA is a non-profit organization that stands for quality, independence, high ethical standards and rigor.

Second, it is crucial to approach social media sites with the same ethical and regulatory rigor that is expected in offline studies involving human subjects.

Dines, in turn, argues the folks behind the site or contributing to it are at best ignorant of the wider social systems porn operates in and the rigor of ethical debate in other industries.

This individual-level administrative health information is available to researchers who have obtained approval as the result of a stringent process of review of ethical standards and scientific rigor.

NBCC decides whether to partner with industry and investigators on a trial based on rigorous criteria including significance of the research question, rigor of study design and ethical conduct of the trial among others.

These challenges stem from a number of major shifts in the business education landscape, including the rising importance of rankings and accreditations, the increased weight placed on ethical decision making, the ongoing debate on rigor vs. relevance in research, the digital revolution, and the significant decrease in public funding.