Sentence examples for ethically committed from inspiring English sources

We believed they were ethically committed to standing behind their business, would deal with us honestly and would share material information with us about the transactions they asked us to insure".

The church wants to enforce its own narrow code of conduct on people like me, who are as morally and ethically committed to the issues of reproductive choice and marriage equality as the church is against them.

Yet demands for a more ethically committed criticism have repeatedly been made, from the New Humanism of Paul Elmer More and Irving Babbitt in the United States in the 1920s, through the moralizing criticism of the Cambridge don F.R. Leavis and of the American poet Yvor Winters, to the most recent demands for "relevance".

We have little doubt that Price's decision was one he felt ethically and morally committed to.

The physician is ethically and legally committed to a fiduciary role in which he or she puts the best interests of the patient above other considerations.

Consistent with our hypotheses, perceptions of the ethical climate in one's organization had a significant effect on intentions to commit ethically questionable acts.

"Death" also touches upon the issue of euthanasia, and whether it is morally or ethically wrong to commit suicide.

These issues are rife in many sectors and pose real challenges for companies committed to trading ethically".

We believe that we are intrinsically more moral than others, that we will behave more ethically than others in the future and that transgressions committed by others are morally worse than our own.

Comparing the bloodiness of Westworld to that of Game of Thrones, in essence, is like holding the intent behind the Stanford Prison Experiment admittedly an ethically questionable project up against the intent of the soldiers who committed atrocities at Abu Ghraib.

In the work — based on Octavio Paz's play, which was based in turn on the Nathaniel Hawthorne short story "Rappaccini's Daughter" — Rappaccini is a Faust-like scientist committed to experimentation and the pursuit of truth, even at the ethically questionable expense of his daughter, Beatriz.