The phrase "ethics requirements" is grammatically correct and is commonly used in written English.
It refers to the set of moral principles or standards that must be followed in a certain situation or profession. Example: "Before being hired, all employees must undergo training on our company's ethics requirements to ensure they understand and comply with our values and guidelines."
To minimise any distress arising from the interviews, and in accordance with QCS research committee and JCU ethics requirements, participants were advised that counselling was available following the interviews if required.
Ethics, requirements, rules – la-la-la.
Exempting Mr. Kissinger from these ethics requirements would instantly damage the credibility of the commission.
Legal ethics requirements are not the only reforms inspired by Watergate.
But Christi Harlan, spokeswoman for the commission, said Mr. Pitt had done nothing to breach his ethics requirements.
The committee, which has encouraged towns and cities to strengthen ethics requirements before with varying levels of success, is determined to pass strong legislation this year, he said.
Labor secretary nominee Andy Puzder is facing delays because of complications in meeting ethics requirements that he separate himself from his fast-food chain, a spokesman said Wednesday.
Fox, the former OGE general counsel, said that may run afoul of ethics requirements, even though Ross says he was unaware that he still held some Greenbrier shares.
All experimental procedures with these subjects complied with governmental and institutional ethics requirements and were approved by the Massachusetts General Hospital Institutional Review Board.
He had to recuse himself from "particular matters" directly affecting 26 former clients in order to adhere to the Trump administration's ethics requirements.
In the aftermath of the election, the Trumps found that new voluntary ethics requirements they adopted are impeding these new deals.
