Sentence examples for ethics act from inspiring English sources

Mr. Branchflower based his finding of abuse of power on Alaska's Executive Branch Ethics Act, which was established to "discourage executive branch employees from acting upon personal interest in the performance of their public responsibilities and to avoid conflicts of interest in the performance of duty," the report says.

However anxious, the House can't duck cleaning up its ethics act.

The report concludes that the action was a violation of the Alaska Executive Branch Ethics Act.

Louise Slaughter, a congresswoman from New York, co-authored a bill called the Supreme Court Ethics Act, which was reintroduced this year.

"I think the ethics act is very clear," he said in an interview, "and that Mr. Branchflower strung together a series of events that made it clear there was not only smoke but fire".

Her actions were deemed "legal," but they were also found to violate the Alaska Executive Branch Ethics Act, and in so finding can hardly be heralded as a vindication — not of character, and certainly not of judgment.

They argued that in passing the Ethics Reform Act of 1989, Congress had struck a bargain with the judiciary on which it could not constitutionally renege.

Thus, it would seem that data suggest further discussion about the ethics of ACTs is needed to facilitate the moral buy-in that achieves effective teamwork in ACT design and conduct, and ultimately accelerates movement of effective therapies from bench to bedside.

As a champion of ethics reform, Acting Gov.

Bush's making a speech to a black audience on Martin Luther King's birthday, his early emphasis on ethics, were acts of separation.

Pullman characterizes the difference as fixed RCTs favoring collective ethics and ACTs favoring individual ethics [ 13].