Sentence examples for ethical violence from inspiring English sources

In addition, Marcel's philosophy offers rich possibilities for dialogue with contemporary ontologies struggling to address the problem of "being" without succumbing to ethical "violence" or "ontotheological" conceptions of God.

Meanwhile an independent report assessing the company's human rights impact in Myanmar — which Facebook commissioned but chose to release yesterday on the eve of the US midterms when most domestic eyeballs would be elsewhere — agreed with the UN's damning assessment that Facebook did not do enough to prevent its platform from being used to incite ethical violence.

Ethical anarchists reject violence, and some view technology like the Internet as tools to achieve freedom.

This new form of warfare transgressed all the ethical limits on violence that had been honored by previous generations of Nuer and Dinka leaders, swiftly transforming earlier patterns of intermittent cattle-raiding into no-holds-barred military assaults on Dinka and Nuer Civilian populations armed with little more than spears (Jok and Hutchinson 1999: 131).

The 29 survey items in this part of the report provide a window into the perceived level of bribery, political corruption, business costs of crime, violence, ethical behavior of companies and other measures of friction that can impede the flow of commerce.

At 50, Vollmann is the author of 19 books, including "Rising Up and Rising Down," a seven-volume, 3,352-page history-cum-ethical-investigation of violence, nominated for a 2003 National Book Critics Circle Award in criticism, and "Europe Central," a historical novel about mid-20th century Europe, which won a 2005 National Book Award.

Several additional protections were implemented, consistent with ethical guidelines for violence-related research [ 29].

Which is definitely a good thing, provided that what those groups are like-minded about does not involve powerdrilling through the bottom of the ethical barrel with hateful violence.

It is to learn and be committed to an ethical stance against avoidable violence of care.

The research team strictly adhered to the WHO safety and Ethical Guidelines for Researching Violence Against Women [ 43, 44].

The study strictly followed WHO guidelines on ethical issues related to violence research [ 25] i.e. all participants were informed about their free choice to participate and to withdraw at whatever time they wanted during the study.