Beyond the validity of Seaboard's animal treatment claims, morality is also in question: Even if the facility's process is legal, is it also ethically sound?
They described this as setting a frame of trustworthy professionalism and found it ethically sound but were not able to explain how it was ethically sound.
In particular, participants in clinical trials, drug tests, or familial analysis must fully understand their involvement if the resulting research is to be ethically sound.
Even if the utilitarian maximisation of benefit is thought to be ethically sound, how to implement a system based on this criterion is not ethically straightforward, and requires ethical reflection about what counts as good stewardship, and about the moral obligation to demonstrate transparency, accountability, fairness and trustworthiness in the allocation of scarce resources.
Just when you might have thought it was ethically sound to unleash a nuclear attack on a nearby city, along comes a pesky scientist and points out that atomic warfare is bad for the climate.
He also says that it's ethically sound to out a hypocritical, anti-gay politician, because the public has the right to know.
While the reselling of second-hand clothes is ethically sound, it's the massive amounts of donations that cause a problem.
It is vitamin- and mineral-rich, as nutritionally reliable as it is environmentally and ethically sound, and flavour-wise it can go with most things, the bolder the better.
Whether or not this is ethically sound is a matter of continued debate but health care professionals cannot avoid the fact they are likely to be using nudge within clinical consultations.
Whether or not using nudge is ethically sound is a matter of opinion but health care professionals cannot shy away from the fact they are likely to be using it within clinical practice.
