Sentence examples for ethics norms from inspiring English sources

Trump and his Cabinet have departed from a number of good-government ethics norms.

Palestinians have always been able to distinguish between people of the Jewish faith, and the state and government of Israel; it's just a shame that, when it comes to criticisms of the latter, the wider international community has never been able to make this distinction – and in doing so, has continued to fail the ethics, norms and laws that it set up.

Rigby et al. make the important point that in the contract cheating market place 'the demand for essays involves the interplay of risk, penalties and the payoffs and the ethics, norms and risk preferences of the individual facing the option to buy' (Rigby et al. 2015 p2015

The trickle-down effects of Trump's refusal to abide by ethics norms have been widespread, according to Walter Shaub, a former Office of Government Ethics head under Trump now with the liberal watchdog group Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington.

Each tenet will be discussed in turn as they relate to existing pediatric research ethics norms and the UNCRC.

Our results show how providers manage high attendance during campaigns and translate global ethics norms into meaningful practices in their local context around confidentiality, consent, counseling, and retention.

Yet withdrawing consent is a fundamental research ethics norm [ 35].

This would involve the teaching of basic ethical norms or normative ethics to all students such as truth-telling, autonomy, consent, justice and human rights.

This study complies with all current international ethic norms.

They are based on a common-sense definition of what good science is: formal norms (scientific writing), cognitive norms (general methodology) and ethical norms (research ethics).

It didn't break the ethics laws — it broke the ethical norms.