Sentence examples for ethically sanctioned from inspiring English sources

The thrice-married, ethically sanctioned Mr. Gingrich presented his candidacy as the moral crusade necessary to save America.

The move towards open access, to at least aggregate data and to deposit data into public domain databases (for example, PubMed) as well as into controlled access databases, is becoming both ethically sanctioned and a condition of funding of biobanks.

Participants must also be made aware of any legally or ethically sanctioned limits to exercising meaningful control over their personal health or genetic information once the research has commenced.

Accordingly, the objective evidence contributed by Dubin and associates that points to a lack of benefit from vasopressor agents in the management of hypotension and raises the potential for adverse effects may favor optimism that the need for objectively controlled, randomized re-examination of the roles of these so widely used vasopressor and inotropic interventions will be ethically sanctioned.

Canon law sanctioned slavery.

It was critically sanctioned.

Religion sanctioned his ascendancy.

"The government sanctioned it.

You can't ethically apply financial sanctions to people whose only income brings them to a bare level of sustenance; this is a recipe for making criminals of the strong and corpses of the weak.

Doctors and nurses are professionals – that is, they operate in a closed shop with high entry standards, an advanced knowledge base and a strong sanction from society to act ethically and in the best interests of their patients [ 45 ].

Ex-jobcentre advisor Alan Davies told Dispatches he felt the sanctions regime he was forced to impose on claimants was ethically and morally wrong.