Sentence examples for fundamental ethic from inspiring English sources

Pride of family name was especially valued, and loyal service to one's overlord became the fundamental ethic.

The fundamental ethic of health care is that sick persons must receive care (1).

The fundamental ethics, independence and integrity of the medical profession is undermined by the Border Force Act.

In 2007, Octapharma, which does not collect on the border, threatened to quit the plasma trade association, saying in a letter to the association that the border collections "compromised the fundamental ethics of our business".

George M. Cohen, a law professor at the University of Virginia and a critic of the settlement, said that the deal ran afoul of a fundamental ethics rule prohibiting lawyers from promising not to handle certain cases in exchange for settlement money.

The joy of living in a free and democratic country is that you can work out what your fundamental ethics and values are and vote for someone who you feel represents them.

Once storytellers existentially define their audience's relationship to their content, they focus on the fundamental ethics and dramatic arc of their story.

Returning to applied business ethics, the emphasis would be on the x value (concrete behaviour) that best fits P (the value system), but in the case of fundamental ethics we would be trying to define P. As already noted, the Delphi method can be used in the same way in both applied and fundamental ethics, but they are two different types of resolutions.

Following the explanation of the Delphi-fuzzy figure (continuing with Fig. 6), but in the case of fundamental ethics where consensus is normally unattainable, the Delphi method allows delimiting the fuzzy application space as the argument area, and also allows identifying the distance between the participants and the consensus area (called area 1).

This undermines a fundamental medical ethic of "first, do no harm".

Health professionals who facilitate torture are violating the most fundamental medical ethics and ought to be punished.