Sentence examples for ethically aware from inspiring English sources

Having been a familiar part of daily life for decades, those black vertical lines have taken on a new role of telling ethically aware consumers whether their prospective purchases are ecologically and socially responsible.

Significantly, one of the first designers to show in fashion week's opening day Friday was Christopher Raeburn, whose ethically aware men's and women's clothes, often created from military materials, may not have the red carpet's green glamour.

Ironically, the confident, more ethically aware and mature Bush would probably make a far better president now than he ever was, and this is reflected in the opinion polls.

In the recent controversy over Facebook's new "terms of service", ethically aware members appealed to the ideology of social media and convinced Facebook to revert to its original policy.

It's far simpler to change branding and marketing - and present a company as environmentally and ethically aware - than it is to reconfigure or rebuild an entire global supply chain.

Described by The New York Times as "radiant and passionate" and by other reviewers as "ethically aware," "insightful and eloquent," and as conveying "succinct wisdom," her subjects range from the metaphysical and passionate to the political, ecological, and scientific to subtle unfoldings of daily life and experience.

At the other end of the spectrum -- and contrasting fairly directly with Explainable bias-free ethically-aware AI -- we find cheating AI.

Today, the "Made in Britain" tag is a powerful branding message for the trend-conscious, more ethically and environmentally aware shopper.

New research conducted in Canada at the University of Victoria suggests that playing video games can make children more ethically and morally aware.

However, without a deeper ethical awareness, the physiotherapist may reason and/or act ethically to a varying extent: an ethically conscious physiotherapist will be aware of when he or she is reflecting and acting ethically.

John A. Eterno, a former New York police captain, was the co-author of an academic survey this year in which a high number of retired upper-level officers indicated that they were aware of "ethically inappropriate" changes to crime complaints.