Sentence examples for ethics calls from inspiring English sources

Denis Muller, a research consultant specialising in media ethics, calls him a member of "that ultra-conservative part of the commentariat which is preoccupied by issues of race".

The growing movement of animal ethics calls on us to get off our high horse and morally recognize our inhumanity to other animals.

Thus, some scholars suggest that the specificity of Internet research ethics calls for new regulatory and/or professional and disciplinary guidance.

Inasmuch as the anthropological code of ethics calls for transparency in research support so that one's conclusions can be placed in the fullest context, we wish to disclose our involvement in UHN's effort, financed in large measure by the Native American Rights Fund.

Luciano Floridi, a philosophy professor at Oxford University known for his work on information ethics, calls this development the fourth revolution, a radical change in our consciousness and self-awareness.

Experts in legal ethics called Mr. Schafer's suspension justified.

Unlike moral issues that dominate our dinner conversations legalizing abortion, preemptive war, raising the minimum wage about which we do little more than pontificate, the problems of everyday ethics call for our own resolutions.

Frank Pasquale, a professor at the University of Maryland who specializes in algorithms and tech ethics, called this "the runaway data problem," and said there is no way to return the genie to the bottle when it comes to securing data that has been released.

Three years ago I wrote a book on the global history of ethics, called The Quest for a Moral Compass, which drew not just on European philosophers, but also on the works of Mo Tzu and Zhu Xi, Ibn Rushd and Ibn Sina, Anton Wilhelm Amo and Frantz Fanon, Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan and Fung Yu Lan.

In the late 1990s, a similar approach to computer ethics, called "value-sensitive computer design", emerged based upon the insight that potential computer-ethics problems can be avoided, while new technology is under development, by anticipating possible harm to human values and designing new technology from the very beginning in ways that prevent such harm.

Former Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd echoes Pope Francis and argues that Christian ethics call on believers to battle climate change.