Sentence examples for hundreds of ethics from inspiring English sources
The dueling stories about last week's sudden signoff do "reflect the behind-the-scenes conflicts that often occur between those who run the business side of news organizations and the journalists who run the newsroom and report the news," said Bob Steele, a DePauw University professor who has taught hundreds of ethics and values workshops for journalists.
A new code of ethics for 19th-century gentlemen was shaped around the chivalric ideals that the "Arthur of romance" embodied.
Now, at 26, he was about to interview Elie Wiesel, the 82-year-old Holocaust survivor and Nobel Peace Prize winner, onstage at the 92nd Street Y, about the future of ethics in a digitally connected world.
Research that is reported in the manuscript has been performed with the approval of ethics committee of 2nd affiliated hospital of Soochow University.
Hundreds of ethics-related complaints are handled each year by an elaborate and labyrinthine bureaucracy at the hospital chain now known as HCA.
"It is an astonishing circumstance that the study of ethics has advanced so little since the 19th century," he wrote, dismissing a century of work by moral philosophers.
In presenting such a mixed ethical theory, Bolzano came already close to a modern conception of ethics (such as, e.g., that outlined in William K. Frankena's Ethics, 2nd edition, 1973, 43 ff).
Gingrich found guilty of ethics violations.
Then there is the matter of ethics.
"He violated the code of ethics.
