Sentence examples for normal ethical from inspiring English sources

By any normal ethical standards, what Neuer did was wrong.

Yet while clearly valuing these qualifications, the military classified the psychologists as "combatants" rather than health practitioners, a move which enabled them to bypass normal ethical standards.

Alongside normal ethical considerations (and exceptionally for journalists), the Terrorism Acts place legal obligations on individuals to disclose certain information to the police as soon as reasonably practicable.

His "act" was singular, not part of a practice that could ever be made public, and hence could not, strictly speaking, be understood, even as a "deviation" from normal ethical behavior.

Of course, participants had been told in advance as part of the normal ethical procedures that they could withdraw at any time without giving reasons.

We will follow normal ethical procedures to ensure informed consent, confidentiality and data protection.

The content and authorship of this manuscript have been approved by all the authors and all prevailing local, national and international regulations and conventions, and normal scientific ethical practices, have been respected.

Although some physicians have a negative attitude to MRs due to some MRs' behaviour, and they described these behaviours as unethical, but welcome MRs' visits and consider receiving free samples, gifts and various kinds of support to be normal and ethical, especially with regard to educational support such as the provision of books and magazines and support in attending medical conferences, etc.

Had the S.E.C. called an expert witness or even a witness from Goldman Sachs's own investment-banking division, the jury might have had enough information to decide whether the Abacus sales materials met the normal legal and ethical standards of disclosure.

All of the normal difficulties of ethical life remain, and they can be solved only by means of a detailed understanding of the particulars of each situation.

With regard to the theoretical possibility of screening the detection of very slow growing malignant neoplasms that do not cause symptoms during the patient's anticipated normal lifespan, for ethical reasons, a randomised trial comparing surgery with no surgery for stage I NSCLC is not possible.