Sentence examples for flawed ethical from inspiring English sources
If Adelir's case is to have one positive outcome, it should be that we start to call a spade a spade and stop a flawed ethical debate about the rights of an unborn child clouding the picture.
In particular, equipoise provides flawed ethical guidance for placebo-controlled trials and for decisions to terminate trials early based on interim data relating to benefit.
The New York City comptroller, William C. Thompson Jr., urged the Bloomberg administration yesterday to cancel a deal giving Snapple exclusive rights to sell drinks and snacks on city property, saying the bidding process was flawed and tainted by ethical conflicts.
As deputy in the DOJ's Office of Legal Counsel (OLC) during the early Bush years, John Yoo authored the most notorious of the "torture memos," some of which were later rescinded for their patently flawed legal reasoning and ethical lapses.
Instead, many are devoted entirely to exposing what they say are Mr. Seabrook's flaws and ethical troubles.
Yet, despite its many flaws, the ethical lesson it was supposed to convey is interesting as well as significant.
The use of appeals to "radically inaccessible" facts to justify ethical positions was recognized by Dharmakīrti to be flawed in public debate.
Even beyond ethical concerns, those who have tested the new software describe it as technically flawed.
In a lengthy legal motion filed here on Monday, Mr. Blagojevich suggested that the case against him was flawed from start to finish, arguing that the prosecution had been "tainted by misconduct and questionable ethical standards," that the trial itself had been unfair and that the charge of making false statements, in particular, had been flawed.
