Sentence examples for organizations ethics from inspiring English sources

We obtained approval from the organizations' ethics committees.

It explores funding, recruitment, awareness, traditions, cooperation with public and interest organizations, ethics, and the availability of instruments/methods, and qualified personnel.

The chapter goes on to describe three ways "profession" has been defined disabusing readers of common misconceptions using the "contract model" to explain the relations between professions, society, individual professionals, professional organizations, and ethics, outlining major characteristics of professions on this basis.

According to the Society of Human Resource Management SHRMM), 79percentt of all organizations have ethics policies on the books.

Nonetheless, he believes that this could be the start of something big -- a kind of professionalization of the M.B.A. akin to what the doctors and the lawyers have, with their oaths, guidelines, professional organizations and ethics bodies.

Mr. Rodgers said Mr. Ward had clearly violated four provisions of the organization's ethics code.

Brian Derwin, a board member, left first, followed by Patrick Rodgers, the organization's ethics compliance officer, and three ethics committee members.

Also testifying will be Kenneth M. Duberstein, chairman of the organization's ethics panel, and Thurgood Marshall Jr., the vice chairman.

A member of the Senate Commerce Committee criticized the United States Olympic Committee's decision last Saturday to deny a $184,800 bonus to Lloyd Ward, its chief executive, for violating the organization's ethics code.

In a widening rift within the United States Olympic Committee over conflict of interest charges against its chief executive, Lloyd D. Ward, three members of the organization's ethics committee resigned yesterday.

Stephen Miller, the editor of Competitive Intelligence Magazine and a spokesman for the Society of Competitive Intelligence Professionals, said taking documents from the trash was a violation of the organization's ethics code only when the bins were on private property.