Sentence examples for one of ethics from inspiring English sources

The question isn't one of ethics or self-worth but of business and fame.

The challenge is not just one of ethics but also innovation.

The issue of posthumous casting is always a prickly one of ethics and authenticity.

Mr. Reilly insisted that the issue was one of ethics, not politics, saying the university was dedicated to "truth and knowledge".

"It feeds an existing problem that Republicans have, which is one of ethics and scandal that has been building for a couple of years," said Stuart Rothenberg, a nonpartisan political analyst.

This issue is not a partisan one, but one of ethics, and so it seems likely that the bill will continue to garner the momentum it needs to become law.

One definition of ethics is to conform to the conduct of one's profession.

But there is one question of ethics raised by the article: the magazine never checked out Ms. Stein's stories with her parents, and in fact points out that it obtained the interview on the condition that it would not do so.

And if the office learned of potential criminal activity, it would be barred from directly contacting law enforcement, a restriction of dubious constitutionality (and one devoid of ethics). .

The study was not submitted for ethical approval, given the survey characteristics and the existing rules at the time the study was carried out; one of the ethics committee of the Regional Health Service confirmed that ethics approval was not necessary for the study.

Risk matrices are used by many research institutions to appraise risk and determine review level (e.g., University of Toronto [ 13]), but these are designed to sort projects into one of two ethics review streams that have been developed specifically for research (i.e., delegated or full board ethics review).