Sentence examples for kind of ethics from inspiring English sources

TURNER: Another thing I want to do, and I hope I do, is to pass on a kind of ethics, you know, a professional ethics: Don't be late.

Among other things it has deepened my suspicion of moral clarity, and also of disembodied rationalism, both of which seem to offer a kind of ethics without human beings.

"It's time to move, to make sure that we have a system that will actually provide fairness and the kind of ethics that I think people expect out of business," said Mr. Daschle, a South Dakota Democrat.

The result is a kind of ethics, when the writer is constantly registering the moral (which is to say, in this case, the immoral) novelty of the details he encounters.

Thus religion is not just a kind of ethics, as Kant tended to think.

African ethics, is a humanitarian ethics, the kind of ethics that places a great deal of emphasis on human welfare.

"We need to instill a different kind of ethic, and this report does a great job of showing why we need to protect large landscapes," he said.

However, in its modern form, this kind of ethic of self-empowerment and life-enhancement is often tied to an individualistic way of thinking.

The scientific enterprise has long been on the frontiers of international community, fostering an inclusive, cosmopolitan ethic — the kind of ethic that any religion worthy of this moment in history must also foster.

A social ethic that recognizes the importance of the values of mutual help, goodwill, and reciprocity is the kind of ethic that will counter the lack of human self-sufficiency in respect of talents and capacities and in many ways help realize his basic needs.

This kind of ethic appeals to (mainly) distributive models of social justice to show why, for example, the disproportionate distribution of environmental harms to women and children (particularly poor women of color who are single heads of households with children under the age of eighteen) constitutes a social and environmental injustice.