Sentence examples for ethical tools from inspiring English sources

The emerging AHCIP model would then appear to challenge both the ethical rationale for current conflict of interest policies and the efficacy of current ethical tools for evaluating the relationships themselves.

The use of such clean, green and ethical tools in the management of our animals can be cost-effective, increase productivity and, at the same time, greatly improve the image of meat and milk industries in society and the marketplace.

We must learn how to adopt such a model and what ethical tools to use for changing "the minds and behaviour of others", and not the least ourselves.

We provide preventive ethics tools to address this neglected ethical dimension of the professional liability crisis.

So we're expecting the policy to include a range of ethical investment tools".

The metanalysis shows that while the workshop approach responds to preliminary needs for the development of ethical assessment tools and processes, it also highlights inescapable challenges of ethical analysis.

To strengthen the study, the ethical framework, tools and approaches used in the study were developed and approved by and with members of the advisory group that included representatives of the Aboriginal research partner community.

The Child Protection Monitoring and Evaluation Reference Group CPP MERG) - launched in 2010, administered by UNICEF and co-chaired by Save the Children and World Vision - aims to strengthen the quality of monitoring and evaluation, research and data collection, through the development of standards, ethical guidelines, tools and methodologies which are relevant to realities in the field.

HD Moore, creator of the ethical hacking tool Metasploit and chief research officer of security consultancy Rapid7, told the Guardian he had been warned by US law enforcement last year over a scanning project called Critical.IO, which he started in 2012.

Interviews were conducted by Indigenous researchers with mental health experience, who were trained in the use of the research tools, ethical and emergency care procedures.

It is more about ethical attitudes than tools and techniques, and as such it is significant for general practice (Table 2).