Sentence examples for lecturing on ethics from inspiring English sources

In the period 1804-5 he began lecturing on ethics (as he would do repeatedly until 1832).

During this period he was also lecturing on ethics, Roman history, the philosophy of history and aesthetics: his Outlines of a Philosophy of Art (based on his lectures) was published in 1925.

She has lectured on ethics at some of the nation's most prestigious business schools, including the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania.

But Mr Miliband said he was speaking for parents up and down the country, and he would not be lectured on ethics by the man who brought Andy Coulson to Downing Street.

Marks lectured on ethical frameworks and theories.

(See Tyler, 2006, chapter 3).) It was in the context of his Liberal party activities that in 1881 Green gave what became one of his most famous statements of his liberal philosophy, the 'Lecture on Liberal Legislation and Freedom of Contract.' At this time he was also lecturing on religion, epistemology, ethics, and political philosophy.

He lectured on business ethics and social responsibility, one reason he stayed with member-owned Nationwide for 40 years.

"The idea that he is lecturing us on ethics takes double standards to a whole new level".

Today, he's a professor at UCLA, where he lectures on "media ethics" and on Asian Media.

He lectured on medical ethics at the University of Melbourne, writing the course text book.

He lectured on medical ethics at the University of Melbourne from the late 1930s until his death in 1945, and wrote a course text book on the subject, entitled Medical Ethics, which was published in 1942.