Sentence examples for ethics directive from inspiring English sources
Mr. Landry has tried to reverse his political fortunes by announcing a new ethics directive that bars senior provincial officials from lobbying the government for two years after leaving office.
As part of his commitment to "drain the swamp" in Washington, one of the first things Trump signed after his inauguration was a far-reaching ethics directive, requiring those who join the government to sign an ethics pledge.
The unusual hires are raising questions about whether the embattled Cabinet official is circumventing President Trump's ethics directives or using his emergency hiring authority as intended.
"Many surgeons yearn to put ethics before directives and to practise these old-fashioned, fundamental values," they wrote.
Major subjects in this series are computer technology in medical research and diagnosis, physician's insurance, aging and end of life ethics and directives, North Carolina Medical Society, physician assistants, and the Myocardial Infarction Unit at Duke University.
Experts in law and ethics praise advance directives, or instructions to follow on behalf of patients, as a tool giving people control over the life-sustaining medical care they later receive as mentally impaired dementia patients.
The rodents, Mus musculus domesticus, were captured using Sherman traps and the study of mice did not require the approval of an ethics committee (European directives 86-609 CEE and 2010/63/EEC).
The study was approved by the IIS-FJD animal ethics committee and followed Directive 2010/63/EU on the protection of animals used for scientific purposes.
The most basic directive of business ethics, she says, is to not knowingly cause harm to others.
