The agent can't ethically serve both sides simultaneously.
Socio-empirical research in ethics serves a variety of different aims, ranging from the mere description of ethically relevant attitudes, through normative evaluations of the respective practices, to intervening in practice to modify people's behavior [ 9, 35].
Restricted as I am, how can I best -- and ethically -- serve my parishioners?
They question whether ethical goals are served by disclosure or violated by non-disclosure, and whether the communication of research results respects ethically salient differences between research practices and clinical care.
Only ethically-sourced fish is served and the restaurant supports sustainable fishing policies, providing the freshest seafood with a minimal impact on the environment.
Overall, the shared sentiment seemed to confirm the point with which we began: It's legal, but questionably ethical -- although that last comment characterized the ethically acceptable underhand serve as a kind of desperation measure.
Until this prejudice is openly rejected many Americans will continue to feel estranged from the political process and our political system as a whole will continue to be infiltrated by those that are ethically unworthy to serve as representatives of the people.
Rather than fixing any particular social or population health problem, such openly targeted programs are ethically questionable, only serve to punish and further marginalise people who use drugs, especially women, [ 64] and fail to utilise their agency to improve their own health and that of their family.
As I consider the break-up, I do dream of simpler coffee times, when there wasn't the choice between an ethically sourced single or triple-origin drip-filtered brew, served in a half cup, or a soy frappaccino.
