Sentence examples for ethics policing from inspiring English sources
The clear implication was that they would offer even stronger ethics policing.
It was only the second time this type of hearing was held under a revamped system of in-house ethics policing adopted by lawmakers two decades ago.
The National Journal asked members of Congress, "Are your party's leaders doing enough to police congressional ethics in your own party?" Of the 37 Democrats polled, 62percentt said they were, in fact, confident in their party's ethics policing.
An independent commission should investigate whether a lackadaisical approach to ethics policing has fostered a corrupt culture.
Units with special problems such as critical care units can be targeted for ethics liaison services, which have the advantage of familiarizing staff with clinical ethics consultation and for recognizing them as collaborating consultants rather than as ethics "police," who are the very last resort for mediating conflict [ 8].
Moreover, a study on the role of the IRB [ 21] suggests that tensions could be reduced by educational efforts and shifts in attitudes, including IRB responses to investigator complaints, improvements in relationships, not acting as draconian "ethics police", but acting as a facilitator and promoter of valuable and ethical research involving human subjects.
The Band-Aid sure was the appropriate symbolic prop for how a sport that is choking on ethics polices itself.
Attention, ethics police: I paid for the overnight shipping, and will be returning the shirt and cap.
The state needs a major overhaul, starting with nonpartisan redistricting for 2011, fairer campaign finance rules and a true ethics police.
Mr. Obama was an outspoken member of the Illinois Senate, and not someone known for dodging questions, whether they were on ethics, police responsibility, women's choice or any other hot-button issue.
IT has been a busy week or two for the ethics police — those within The Times trying to protect the paper's integrity, and those outside, ready to pounce on transgressions by Times journalists.
