"ethics regulations" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to laws, rules, or standards governing the conduct of a profession or organization, and is often used in business and law contexts. For example: "The company has strict ethics regulations which all staff must adhere to."
Consequently, and in accordance with ethics regulations in the Netherlands, ethical approval was not required for this study.
New ethic section distinguishes the protocol from the one that merely indicates compliance with the ethics regulations or demonstrates a meaningful level of ethical sensitivity on the part of the investigator and/or sponsor.
Critics, understandably, question how this jibes with Congressional ethics regulations governing gifts to lawmakers.
The transaction does not violate the law or the United States Senate's ethics regulations.
"The federal ethics regulations provide that employees, in seeking ethics advice, make 'full disclosure of all relevant circumstances,' " Fugh said.
However, for those grant-winners whose studies will involve human volunteers, another big hurdle remains: federal ethics regulations.
The announcement is the latest that Mr. Codey has made in recent months to strengthen ethics regulations.
Both Mr. Cuomo and Mr. Schneiderman have made tighter campaign and ethics regulations a priority during their first terms.
But she is not necessarily bound by federal ethics regulations, though she has said she will "voluntarily" follow them.
Since then, the committee's ethics regulations forbid gifts or excessive favors from a city bidding to be the host for an Olympics.
Mr. McCall's Democratic rival, Andrew M. Cuomo, tried to raise another issue when he called yesterday for toughening the state's lobbying laws and other ethics regulations.
