Sentence examples for ethos principles from inspiring English sources

Jeffreys was scheduled to speak on prostitution, but she is a longtime critic of the transgender movement, and Conway Hall officials decided that they could not allow speakers who "conflict with our ethos, principles, and culture".

Underpinning ethos (principles or values) were identified in the qualitative thematic analysis of published definitions of patient empowerment, and were supported by and further developed using the qualitative interview data.

Evans says: "It has better aligned the social work role to the ethos and principles of why people go into social work – working alongside people on their difficulties, as opposed to a heavy emphasis on assessment and care management".

Instead, it is the Communist Party system that is powerful and bends men to its ethos and principles, rather than the other way around.

Most leaders in America are against this kind of ethos in principle.

Emissions from travel to and from the sites, the mounds of litter and those diesel-guzzling on-site generators mean that, while a lot of major festivals promote a green ethos in principle, their actual carbon footprints tell a different story.

I believe men need a new sexual ethos, a principle that dares to assert that less is more.

The answer, he argued, was three principles: ethos, pathos, and logos.

Doon's ethos and guiding principles were determined early in its life by Foot, Martyn, R.L. Holdsworth and Jack Gibson, who went on to become Principal of Mayo College.

With help and input from other countries, the Web's evolving ethos and guiding principles should be shaped by America -- and, naturally, by America's top diplomat.

Not only is there a need to address this issue at an institutional level but also to develop an ethos regarding ethical principles that inform medical practitioners decision about organ donation.