Sentence examples for origin of ethics from inspiring English sources
"Centuries of debate on the origin of ethics come down to this: Either ethical principles, such as justice and human rights, are independent of human experience, or they are human inventions" [ 54].
Here, Changeux discusses the origin of ethics, the natural, neurobiologically based human predisposition to moral judgment, and how cultural evolution has shaped and changed social and cultural norms during human history (p. 72).
In this review we briefly touch on the origin of ethics in clinical research and how the current regulations and standards came into practice.
In this review, we discuss the origin of ethics in clinical research and the historical tragedies that led to current regulations and standards.
An article in Business Day on Monday about Vanity Fair's disclosure of a conflict of interest, in its October issue, misstated the origin of the ethics guidelines for the magazine's parent, Condé Nast Publications.
History, for example, can address the Big Questions about the origin and value of ethics by drawing on a wider range of sources than scientism allows.
At no point does al-Ghazâlî reveal the philosophical origins of his ethics.
Finally, current screening tools reflect the clinical trials origins of research ethics guidelines, and focus on risks mainly from the perspective of individual participants.
He asked, "What does it mean to have the rule of laws and not of men?" The rules of law are those of men, and laws have their origin in centuries-old rules of ethics.
The origins of the Oath lie in an article by Harvard Business School professors Rakesh Khurana and (now Dean) Nitin Nohria, emphasizing the need to make management a profession, beginning with the establishment of a code of ethics.
