Sentence examples for ethics of telling from inspiring English sources

They question the ethics of telling the story.

"But it was also about filmmaking, about the ethics of telling a true story".

On Wednesday, the Olympic committee's ethics compliance officer, Patrick J. Rodgers, resigned and accused Kenneth Duberstein, chairman of the ethics committee, of telling him to find a way to make the Ward matter "go away".

Duberstein has been accused by one ethics official, Pat Rodgers, of telling him to make the investigation "go away".

My basic stance was what Dr Michael W Fox, author of Superpigs and Wondercorn, a book about the ethics of biotechnology, told Molly O'Neill for a story she wrote about the issue for the New York Times.

Applebaum (1997) pointed in his paper on ethics in forensic psychiatry that the basic principle of ethics is telling the truth and distinguishes between subjective and objective truth telling.

But she also concedes that her "personal code of ethics" permits "not telling the whole truth," and gives several examples of how she used half-truths and deliberate ambiguities to achieve her objectives.

"I got to thinking about how vegetarians and vegans frequently explain their position in terms of ethics," she told me in an e-mail, "but meat-eaters favor other kinds of arguments, like whether meat is good for you, whether we were built to eat it, whether we should have the right to eat what we want without feeling judged or how delicious a Shake Shack burger is.

"We've completely changed the way we do things because of laws, because also the way we've done things internally, creating a code of ethics," he told reporters in Quebec City.

As one of my ethics advisors told me, "The consequences of hiding the gap are likely to be far worse than acknowledging it".

Now, after Stephen Hawking warned that "the development of full artificial intelligence could spell the end of the human race", two academics have come up with a way of teaching ethics to computers: telling them stories.