Sentence examples for older ethics from inspiring English sources

The boundaries of this style coincided with the area held in common by two ethics (each of which had been composed of bits and pieces of other, older ethics, but each of which could be recognized by 1971 as having an identity of its own).

While their mother clings to an older ethic, her children can see that no bright line exists between their private and public lives.

But some local owners complain that a year-old ethics law, which makes it harder for lobbyists to entertain lawmakers, has been bad for business.Although short sessions give state capitals a different flavour, Messrs Kurtz and Rosenthal who spend lots of time comparing legislatures both reckon they ultimately produce similar results to full-time assemblies.

Old ethics have gradually faded.

Old ethics complaints may need to be reexamined.

This time Honda has a year-old ethics investigation over his head and Khanna has poached some of his endorsements.

The dramatic image of a man clinging to a New York City subway platform, struggling to lift himself from the tracks and the inevitable path of an oncoming subway train, is spurring an international debate about both journalistic ethics and just plain old ethics.

In places like Chisago, the old ethic of self-reliance is real and fierce.

Maybe that old ethic of discretion, of bearing pain alone or within the closest family hearth, behind closed drapes, merely strengthened the dark and hidden passion that built in Mr. Bird, transforming hidden grievance into uncontrollable rage.

The football team, with a French coach now transformed into a Japanese hero, offers a plausible vision of the future because it offers a blend of the old ethic of team solidarity with the new spirit of individual flair.

Without anyone realising what they were up to, they have wiped out the old ethic of hard work and honest trade, and turned us into a nation of pot-smokers.