Sentence examples for ethics duties from inspiring English sources

Loraine L. Seyfried, the IURC ethics officer who had cleared Storms' move to Duke, has lost her ethics duties (but not--interestingly--her job) and has been taken off all cases involving the Edwardsport plant.

Specifically it looks at whether the research ethics duties and responsibilities are clearly defined for everyone working for the organization and whether it abides by the principles of transparency, accountability and democratic rules.

Under this category two related issues are evaluated: whether the staff members have the requisite skills to perform their research ethics duties, and whether the management enjoys the confidence of the workers.

(Dharma's meanings include religion, ethics, duty, virtue, righteousness and cosmic law).

For example, the stock furniture of deontological normative ethics—rights, duties, permissions fits uneasily in the realist-naturalist's corner of the metaethical universe.

The Kantian ethic of "duty for duty's sake" seems to be the nearest Western parallel to Krishna's teaching at this stage.

Likewise, in the next essay's examination of a Kantian (if not quite Kant's) ethics of duty, he argues that from this conception of morality we should abandon, as the result of a false abstraction, its idea that duty should be done just for duty's sake.

But already the 1911 essay "On Poverty of Spirit"—a fusion between an autobiographical reflection on Lukács' role in the suicide of Irma Seidler and an examination of theoretical issues points towards a different conclusion: an emphatic rejection of an "ethics of duty".

Some might side with Immanuel Kant, the 18th century German philosopher known for his "categorical imperatives," pointing out that ethics is duty-based and individuals should "do the right thing" on all occasions regardless of the consequences.

Medical ethics and duty of care support centralised antidoping authorities following up athletes where cancer is diagnosed by routine tests, allowing outcomes to be audited and lessons learnt.

In deontological theories, especially in Kantian ethics, the duty of truthfulness is very powerful, and lying will violate Kant's Categorical Imperative [ 11].