The phrase "ethics about" is not correct and is not technically usable in written English.
The phrase you are looking for is "ethics regarding," which means to discuss a particular ethical issue. For example, "The company recently held a meeting to discuss ethics regarding data privacy."
I'm more interested in secular ethics, about what we all have in common.
The disclosure came as Alex Salmond, Scotland's first minister, prepared to face questions at the Leveson inquiry into hacking and media ethics about his close political relationship with Rupert and James Murdoch, the News Corporation owners.
A slew of anecdotes, mostly from Morgan, by word or keyboard, pointed in the other direction on most points of evidence, not to mention ethics about which he was decidedly shaky.
During my postdoc, I became increasingly interested in research ethics – about maximizing the quality of research design in observational and experimental clinical research when asking people to participate in research, and the relationship between researcher and participants.
While there is a growing literature in theology and ethics about climate change and religion, little research has been previously published about the ways in which religious institutions, groups and individuals are responding to the problem of climate change.
Furthermore, because money is something new there are no ethics about it, and money offers a way to avoid sharing and generosity.
"They want to teach their children a work ethic and about debt as well," he says.
However, this paper is not about overall nursing ethics, but about ethical issues that affect nurse managers.
These examples raise a second concern, about ethics: What about the risk of manipulation?
Mr. Ackermann said the case was less about ethics than about a "destructive" bias against corporate executives in Germany.
This case is not just about ethics, but about achieving a solution to conflicting interests.
