Sentence examples for ethics consciousness from inspiring English sources

Finally, as noted above, a small but important part of what humanitarian innovation will deliver to the sector at large is perhaps an enhanced risk and ethics consciousness about protectable digital bodies and how this new protection obligation should be carried out.

The conversation we're having at camp is really a reframing of identity and communication, power and consent, ethics and consciousness - all using the language of magic.

The conflicting pressures of Silicon Valley — its work ethic, status consciousness, idealism, and greed — were summed up in an ad for the University of San Francisco that I spotted on a public bus shelter south of Market Street: "Become wildly successful without becoming a jerk no one likes.

Ethics must make consciousness of poverty a part of the everyday lives of people who are anything but poor.

And individual schools and/or school districts find ways to create thoughtful, creative citizens who are prepared to promote an ethic of global consciousness and care.

While most of the "canonical" work in "x-phi" fits both conceptions, Schwitzgebel's own empirical studies, on the moral behavior of ethics professors, and on consciousness, fits only the broad conception.

Based on his John Locke lectures at Oxford University in 1997 and on other lectures elsewhere, its five parts explore relativism and truth, objectivity, necessity, consciousness and ethics.No section is without close argument and fertile suggestion.

"Once Allan lost consciousness, medical ethics requires that his doctors act in accordance to their understanding of the patient's will and their discretion," the Israeli organisation Physicians for Human Rights told the Guardian, adding: "The state of Israel is responsible for his health".

We must change ourselves urgently and then pass on higher sensibilities of consciousness, rationality, ethics and values to future generations to build upon.

In case of altered consciousness, the ethics committee waived the requirement for consent; according to Italian laws relatives are not regarded as legal representatives of the patient in the absence of a formal designation [23].

Zink is brilliant at the brutal contradictions of end-of-life care, the ethics of navigating between painful consciousness and comfortable death, between sentience and anaesthetic.