Sentence examples for ethical understanding from inspiring English sources
Dr. Ladenson created the ethics bowl concept in 1993, to help students "develop a capacity for ethical understanding in a world where ethical questions are often complex, ambiguous, viewpoint-dependent and hard to resolve".
Leah's, instead, is an entirely ethical understanding.
These are: Literacy Numeracy Information and communication technology (ICT) capability Critical and creative thinking Personal and social capability Ethical understanding, and Intercultural understanding.
We need to have that ethical understanding, we need to have that training, and we need to have something akin to a Hippocratic oath.
"But as a father I have hope we can get past all the differences and come to an empathetic, ethical understanding" of how to live sustainably.
Additional, students will be able to apply these principles in understanding modern nuclear reactors, and will come out with a historical and ethical understanding of the nuclear age.
Aristotle's understanding of biology and indeed science generally is what she calls "internal" and as such pervasively informed by substantive ethical understandings.
(Dilthey 1965, 79) Whereas traditional psychology has analyzed feelings mainly as responses to sense impressions that come from without, a psycho-ethical understanding of the feelings that can motivate us to act must be rooted in anthropological analysis of our drives, instincts and desires.
Whatever the case, the scope for further investigation is large, and given the importance of medical ethics and understanding ethical outcomes in the medical sphere, it is also of considerable academic and clinical importance.
This introductory course in medical ethics for first year medical students provides an account of the importance of ethical reflection and understanding for medical professionalism.
7. O.C. Ferrell and L.G. Gresham, "A Contingency Framework for Understanding Ethical Decision Making in Marketing," Journal of Marketing, Summer 1985, pp. 87 96.
