Sentence examples for multiple ethics from inspiring English sources

To resign, accept charges, or go to trial: Congressman Charles Rangel, whom the House ethics subcommittee charged yesterday with multiple ethics violations.

"This, again, raises serious questions about whether he should continue as chairman, given the multiple ethics investigations," said Michael Steel, a spokesman for Representative John Boehner, a Republican from Ohio and the House minority leader.

Once a comprehensive list of those Twitter users is compiled, Logsdon said, it could be cross-referenced with a database containing the names of people who have presided over spectacular business failures, have been the target of multiple ethics probes, or are currently under indictment for a broad array of criminal offenses.

PAGE A13 New York AS THE PRESSURE MOUNTS, GOVERNOR IS STEADFAST Gov. David A. Paterson said he had no plans to step down as his staff tried to carry on the business of state amid a fiscal crisis and under the cloud of multiple ethics investigations.

In 2002, Richard Cohen was permanently expelled from the American Counseling Association for multiple ethics violations.

Republican Gov. Nathan Deal, who faces multiple ethics investigations, has held a steady, if narrow, lead throughout the campaign against President Jimmy Carter's grandson, Democrat Jason Carter.

Among them, there are multiple ethic complexities and other issues of "outer" activity management allied to them. 1) One of the oldest problems of this kind is a form of donor consent to use provided samples (Hofmann et al. 2009, Serepkaite et al. 2014).

In multiple situations, ethics and research cross the path.

The Warren 2 Sibpair collection was approved by multiple local ethics committees in the UK including St Mary's Local Ethics Committee (EC3231).

An NCO reduces the regulatory burden for international genomics projects as there would be coordinated and streamlined screening at one central location in a country as opposed to multiple, overlapping ethics reviews at locations scattered throughout a country, often at significant cost, delay, and uncertainty to researchers.

Significant delays were associated with: the multiple, complex ethics approval processes; and acquiring institutional licence access (for 2 different locations) to the newly-released NVIVO 7. The inclusion of an expanded number of service centres (up from a planned 8 hospitals to 26 hospitals and dialysis service centres) increased the number of staff interviews from a planned 30 to 114.