Sentence examples for not ethically objectionable from inspiring English sources

Use of adult stem cells is not ethically objectionable, avoiding "all the hand-wringing and explanations and gnashing of teeth," Ms. Powers of Toucan Capital said.

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For his part, Zhu Xi mentioned at least two qualifications: a weak qualification that the expedient adopted not be otherwise ethically objectionable, and a stronger qualification stipulating that the expedient adopted be in compliance with the Way, i.e., that it satisfy some basic moral value, at least as basic as the values expressed in the relevant received norm and ritual action.

If this practice is not illegal, it is certainly morally and ethically objectionable.

Finally, it might be characterized as ethical, consisting in making a judgment in a way that is vicious or ethically objectionable.

Cooking with beer makes sense: not only is it more flavorful than water, but it's also more flavorful than any store-bought chicken stock and less ethically objectionable as well.

Still, there's widespread resistance, and Dr. Fox himself opposes payments as ethically objectionable and of dubious effectiveness.

It "is not ethically acceptable," he added.

Other drugs (not ethically produced) would come and go.

The decision of the French Senate to give final approval to a bill that threatens deniers of the Armenian genocide with a fine of €45,000 or one year in jail, or both, is politically inept and ethically objectionable.

Apart from the question of how slippery the slope might be, another question raised by such arguments concerns the feared development –reproductive cloning– and whether it is really ethically objectionable.