Sentence examples for moral business from inspiring English sources

It didn't seem a particularly moral business.

A moral business will also ensure they don't act like vultures and seek to monopolise good ideas and open source methods instead".

That was the moral Business Week tried to convey in its recent special issue with "25 Ideas for a Changing World".

Leadership is something of a buzzword these days, a concept which has seeped into academia from the corporate world and seems to come in an unending array of flavours: academic, research, thought, moral, business, strategic, and so on.

They should be organisational structures that allow humanity to innovate and then produce to meet the great challenges of any era: in this context profits are made by delivering a noble, moral business purpose, integral to the wider legitimacy of the enterprise.

Our interest here is in authors focusing on the institutional possibility of cosmopolitan citizenship, rather than on authors who use this ideal "to remind citizens of the unfinished moral business of the sovereign state and to draw their attention to the higher ethical aspirations which have yet to be embedded in political life" (Linklater 1999, 36).

In our Global Village, we need to embrace new experiences -- realize that it takes dozens of communities and hundreds of years for each culture to evolve and develop its own values, morals, business practices and ethics.

What began as a public relations predicament for America's technology companies has evolved into a moral and business crisis that threatens the foundation of their businesses, which rests on consumers and companies trusting them with their digital lives.

She combines a steely core with acute moral and business judgment.

A Dominican sister from New Jersey, Pat Daley, said, "We're faced with a profound moral and business challenge".

Now, thanks to DoubleHelix, Simmonds can show that a piece of merbau decking assembled in Australia comes from a specific (and legit) stump in Indonesia".We do it for both moral and business reasons," says Mr Simon.