The combined result of these challenges, plus others such as continuing global economic weakness, lack of consumer demand for ethical products and the increasing speed of change, is that rather than looking to the far horizon, most CEOs end up seeking to cope with what is right in front of their noses.
This can afford advantages of speed, cost, and ethical approval if validated for use in vaccine development.
zone -- and be perfectly ethical in the process, if speeding was necessary to get out of the way of an approaching ambulance.
We are losing sight of the inevitable fact that inward and outward technologies move at different speeds and possess different ethical capacities.
People are interested in ethical behavior and qualitative time, rather than speed and quantity, he said.
The company's primary motivation is speed-to-market, not the ethical or labour considerations of Europe versus Asia.
Finally, improving translation is not necessarily about speed, but rather about the quality and ethical appropriateness of translation on health outcomes.
One commentary suggests that the "speed at which the internet can spawn new ethical dilemmas has thus far understandably outpaced the rate at which organized psychology can develop ethical principles in a careful, deliberative fashion" (Humphreys et al. 2000).
At the same time, it strived to coordinate the overall R&D response, advocating that the testing of vaccines and therapeutics in the affected communities followed rigorous scientific and ethical practice while remaining flexible enough to be performed with speed.
Like many of the French riders, Delage believes in "two-speed cycling", the less clean foreigners against the ethical French.
