Sentence examples for ethics policymaking from inspiring English sources

The aims of ethics policymaking in the biomedical research sector are many: avoid being legalistic; be context-specific; speak plainly; address the diversity of issues, disciplines and cultures involved; facilitate harmonization, compliance and oversight; include all relevant stakeholders; be aspirational; be practical and yet, at the same time, be principled.

Inspired by the mission of the Global Alliance for Genomics and Health (GA4GH) to "accelerate progress in human health by helping to establish a common framework of harmonized approaches to enable effective and responsible sharing of genomic and clinical data …" [ 3], the elaboration of this Framework epitomizes the laborious process of international ethics policymaking.

Ethics policymaking in the biomedical research sector is quite often as delicate, incremental and grounded in precedent as scientific research conducted in a lab.

Bruce Payne, who taught Martoma in a course on ethics and policymaking, remembers him as "creased and pressed — very pre-professional".

FORGET about policymaking.

It needs principled policymaking.

Very little spills over into policymaking.

AVIATION is the graveyard of Whitehall policymaking.

And with it, comes implications for policymaking.

Good research forms the bedrock of policymaking.

But imagine a biennale for policymaking.