Sentence examples for ethical screening from inspiring English sources

The institutions all have strict ethical screening to select candidates.

Now a new Web site, Loan.com, is offering to do some ethical screening on the borrower's behalf.

Three large investment houses spoken to for this article – Investec, Cazenove and Rathbones – all offer bespoke ethical screening for their charity clients at no extra cost.

It will be very interesting to see how ethical screening affects future returns in a world that is increasingly aware of environmental and social concerns.

In Norway, the national pension fund requires ethical screening of its investments, its export credit agency imposes human rights requirements on borrowers, and the government has recently released "A Guide to Human Rights Due Diligence in Global Supply Chains," as part of efforts to develop a government-wide approach to socially responsible procurement.

The structural, economic and community resources necessary for ethical screening would require planning and organization, including training and recruitment of speech language technologists and specialists.

Perhaps the commonest form has been to apply an ethical screen to a portfolio, filtering out the securities of tobacco firms, arms companies, casinos, big polluters and other sinners.

Some investors have long applied an "ethical screen" to their portfolios, avoiding, say, merchants of death (cigarette-makers, defence firms, etc) or companies that are especially damaging to the environment.

On the other hand, advocates of Islamic investing argue that financial and Islamic ethical screens propose a good economic and social sense to evaluate potential investments.

First, as I've written before (Socially Responsible Investing's Silly Screens), I don't think ethical screens make much sense.

For ethical reasons, screening decisions should be informed choices, but this is rarely the case with mammography screening.