Sentence examples for ethics criteria from inspiring English sources

This exploration is informed by analysis of Shell's internet based stakeholder dialogue 'web forum' against the theoretical consensus building discourse ethics criteria of an ideal speech situation.

This study was approved by the Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee of SNBL and performed in accordance with the ethics criteria contained in the bylaws of the committee.

Such activities will go beyond the community engagement process outlined by Tindana et al. (22) to include adherence to local customs, such as funeral rituals that require gift giving that should not necessarily be assessed under the ethics criteria of incentives or coercion (24– 24).

All human and animal subjects were treated according to relevant ethical criteria and guidance of the ethics committee in the university.

When we enter the field of applied ethics, additional criteria become relevant regarding the question of what constitutes a "good ethical theory".

Furthermore, this anesthetic agent displays a slight analgesic effect, fulfilling an important ethical criterion for animal experimentation as referred to in the guidelines of ethics committees.

Nonetheless, "treatment effect" and "doctors' consultation attitude" are difficult to control, and so top management of hospitals should take doctors' experience, medical skills and ethics as important criteria when recruiting doctors.

Explicitly state in job advertisements that a track record of the highest standards of ethical behavior is a criterion, integrate ethics into the interview, make sanction or termination a consequence of serious ethics transgressions in the employment contract (with legal advice) and include ethics in performance and compensation reviews.

Our study does not need to be approved by an ethics committee under the criteria of the bioethics law.

Since this study was not invasive to the participant's integrity, it did not require a formal ethics review following the criteria of the Medical Research Involving Human Subjects Act.

Plotinus views ethics according to the criterion of what contributes to our identification with our higher selves and what contributes to our separation from that identification.