Sentence examples for match the ethical from inspiring English sources

There have been few, if any, events in American public life that match the ethical density of recent public controversies.

John Ditchfield, director and adviser at Barchester Green Investment, says only £2bn of the £11bn in ethical funds "would match the general description of sustainable investment".

2. The perception study also assesses whether the ethical and communication practices in the placenta perfusion project match the needs or expectations of the participants.

People are always falling out with brands, whether it is about ethical behaviour, product changes, or failure to match the competition.

Permission to match the data was provided by the National Data Inspectorate in Norway after ethical review of this study by the Norwegian Board of Medical Ethics.

Let's hope the outcomes match the intent as best as they can, and that this new development will not only continue, but also spark new conversations surround the ethical challenges of allowing multiple voices to be heard.

We have not been able to age-match the cohorts, since we did not have an ethical approval to obtain the age of the blood donors.

The project has received a useful fillip recently with the offer of match funding from the ethical cosmetics business Lush.

He has no interest in exploring those aspects of Augustine that might not match modern tastes, whether the ethical delinquencies of his views on slavery and women or the complex blend of non-Christian forces that helped shape him (there is little in here on Cicero or neoplatonism, for example, and nothing on Manichaeism, the religion he followed until his conversion in his late 30s).

The only way to make sure any such economic sacrifice is effective is to seek laws and rules that match one's ethical values.

His signature collection is elegant outerwear made from decommissioned military stock, matching ethical values with cutting-edge design.