Sentence examples for its ethically from inspiring English sources

So one architectural design may be aesthetically compelling as it reflects its ethically upstanding character, whereas another design may be aesthetically compelling as it reflects its ethically deficient character.

Plato valued music in its ethically approved forms; his concern was primarily with the effects of music, and he therefore regarded it as a psychosociological phenomenon.

But if your team is noted for its ethically iffy behavior, then sleeping with the wife of an Internal Affairs operative is probably not your best move.

But will L'Oréal really be able to resist slipping its ethically challenged anti-wrinkle cream onto the shelves next to the bracing and "naturally inspired" body scrubs offered by the Body Shop?

He followed Mill investing utilitarianism with robust moral rights hoping to keep it ethically appealing without forgoing its systemic coherence.

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Example of a university co-operative: The University of Manchester's Food on Campus catering arm sources a lot of its food ethically and locally, ensuring that they're directly contributing to the social enterprise economy.

Mr. Bloomberg obviously does not bear responsibility for the creation of the indecipherable, huckster financial instruments that resulted in our economic crisis and the litany of personal miseries that followed, but he was one of the country's most impassioned and nurturing supporters of Wall Street during its most ethically unhinged hour.

European phone company and social enterprise Fairphone, which — for its second ethically minded handset, first released all the way back in December 2015 — is using modularity to enable repairability, designing a smartphone with longevity in mind.

It's one of the fastest-growing companies of its type in the world, and everything from their menu, to the restaurant design, and the commitment to source its ingredients ethically has inspired a new generation of fast-casual dining.

But are its attempts to recycle clothes and lessen its environmental impact enough to make shopping at its stores an ethically sound decision?