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Confucian ethics demanded filial devotion to the old regime.

"Common decency, if not journalistic ethics, demanded as much," he said.

Confucian ethics demanded filial devotion to an emperor, good or bad; his death was the death of a father.

Medical ethics demands no less for elective surgeries: mediocre technique or safety is no more acceptable in rural Guatemala than in Boston.

"Legal ethics demanded that the judges should not have been part of the Supreme Court bench as they themselves were involved," he said.

Ethics demanded the repudiation of what he referred to as the "gladiatorial theory of existence" (Huxley 2004, 33).

Central to Lipsius's insight into Stoic philosophy was his perception that its ethics and physics were inseparable: it was not possible to live one's life in accordance with nature, as Stoic ethics demanded, without a full knowledge of the physical workings of nature.

Ethics demands ingenuity.

But ethics demands a consideration of social context, and given yours, this lie is benign.

The A.M.A.'s code of ethics demands that a doctor have her patient's informed consent in order to perform any treatment.

But what if, as in case of Abraham's sacrifice of his son, the action contradicts what ethics demands?