Sentence examples for ethics ethical from inspiring English sources

The contextual inclusivity of ecofeminist ethics involves a shift in ethics from a monist focus on absolute ethical rules, principles, rights, and duties to a pluralist focus on a variety of values, rules, and principles in ethics, ethical decision-making, and ethical conduct.

IJFAB invites submissions approaching any problem or topic in bioethics from the resources of feminist scholarship for its open issues, and encourages proposals for special thematic issues that have covered topics such as research ethics, ethical issues in psychiatry, aging and long-term care, disability, vulnerability, transnational reproductive travel, food ethics, fitness, and climate change.

In that survey we had used "ethics" – research ethics, ethical implications, etc.

(3) Professor in ethics: ethical judgement of the study protocol and possible adverse events.

Ethics: Ethical approval was obtained from the University of Cape Town Faculty of Health Sciences Research Ethics Review Committee (ERC) and the Stanford University School of Medicine Institutional Review Board IRBB).

Ethics: Ethical approval for this study (Ethical Committee N° DEOEC RKEB/IKEB 2830 2008) was provided by the Ethical Committee University of Debrecen, Hungary (Chairperson József Szentmiklósi MD, Nagyerdei krt. 98. Debrecen. Phone: +3652411600).

As ecofeminist care-focused ethics matured, it included a defense of care and empathy as "moral emotions" that are necessary to ethics, ethical-decision making, and ethical conduct.

The contents covered during the workshop were history of research ethics, principles of research ethics, ethics in research design, ethical issues in drug/vaccine trials, confidentiality\obligation, informed consent, conflicts of interest and scientific misconduct.

To clarify the definition of ethics and ethical dilemmas, a one-page explanation, "Recognizing an Ethical Dilemma", written by the principal investigator, was part of the invitation (see Appendix).

In short, a purely evolutionary ethics makes ethical discourse meaningless.

(For an account of this view in the context of ethics, see ethical relativism).