Sentence examples for ethically unjustifiable from inspiring English sources
For example human embryonic stem cell research may be framed as ethically unjustifiable for its destruction of embryos or as an ethical imperative to provide cures for otherwise incurable diseases [ 17, 18].
He argued for informed consent by research subjects, and he condemned research that did not demonstrate potential benefits to patients as ethically unjustifiable.
In Perth, a Uniting Church spokesman said: "It is ethically unjustifiable for the Australian government to imprison one group of asylum seekers in dangerous circumstances to deter others [from trying to reach Australia].
Once the egregious offenders are weeded out, an effective monitoring program can easily devolve into a wild, self-perpetuating array of witch hunts and speed traps -- an ethically unjustifiable state of affairs, however one may feel about monitoring in the abstract.
Unless the biosecurity risk turns out to be more grave and more difficult to manage than was reasonably foreseeable, it is ethically unjustifiable to run the risks but not realize the benefits that justified their assumption.
On the other hand, this attitude probably reflects a realistic assessment of the limited willingness of these groups' audiences (primarily scientists and research oversight bodies) to seriously consider the possibility that most animal research is ethically unjustifiable.
Finally, the UN Commission for Human Rights said only yesterday force-feeding is ethically and legally unjustifiable: it is painful (tubes can go in through the nose or hand), so counts as torture - and it degrades the recipient, who is in full possession of their senses, so deserves to have their bodily integrity respected.
He added: "But let's be very clear: this is a scientifically flawed, ethically reprehensible, economically unjustifiable and reckless policy that needs to be abandoned, once and for all".
As HIV testing has become increasingly accurate and innovative, activists have criticized the exclusion as being both ethically and scientifically unjustifiable.
