Sentence examples for ethically obliged from inspiring English sources

Is she ethically obliged to turn it down?

School personnel are ethically obliged to report such communications to clinical and administrative parties.

The council argued in May that Danes were "ethically obliged" to reduce their consumption to curb greenhouse gas emissions.

While there are practices so odious and organizations so impervious to reform that one would be ethically obliged to leave them, that is not your situation.

There are circumstances when you would be ethically obliged to support a child's lie -- if his parents were not merely unreasonable but inhumane.

Watson has indeed said that it makes little sense to stop research on account of unspecified risks or "evil". In the name of science and discovery, he says, we are ethically obliged to go forward.

We are legally, ethically and morally obliged to provide safe and quality care to every patient we see.

The staff of the Owens Clinic and all medical professionals are both ethically and legally obliged to uphold this standard.

To ask too many questions, such as "why is the weather so woolly these days?" could ultimately lead to them being obliged, ethically or legally, to change their polluting practices.

Practitioners are ethically and legally obliged to pass on information by conducting a dialogue with their patients [ 7].

Doctors may feel ethically and morally obliged to intervene on behalf of their patients and this intervention may ultimately result in a strike action or withdrawal of services, in an effort to improve conditions for patient care [ 7, 12, 20, 22, 27, 28].