Sentence examples for flawed ethic from inspiring English sources
Rudder's comments are offensive not because they are false, but because they are patronizing and reflect a deeply flawed ethic regarding experimentation on humans.
Andrew M. Seaman, who covers health for Reuters and who heads the Society of Professional Journalists' ethics committee, described the story as ethically flawed, noting that Guzman got the final say in what was published about him.
The proposal to delist gray wolves is flawed for many reasons -- ethics, ecosystems, science, and economics, to name a few.
But both Dora Fourou and Stamatis Dragoumanos emphasized that the media's portrayal of the work ethic of young Greeks was flawed.
Referring an investigation to the House Committee on Ethics is the system we have currently, but it is deeply flawed.
If an original manuscript's data are novel, important and technically sound, if the conclusions drawn are not severely flawed, the quality of results and presentation are state-of-the-art and the ethics acceptable, the work will be published.
And its only sanction, beyond a written warning, is to recommend suspension or expulsion from the party.Any ethics committee which is incapable of blocking the candidacy of a man as patently flawed as Lord Archer is arguably pretty pointless.
A recent ethics committee report exonerated an accused congressman but blistered the new semiautonomous Office of Congressional Ethics, or O.C.E., for "fundamentally flawed" procedures in vetting the complaint for the committee.
