Sentence examples for practice of ethical from inspiring English sources

The practice of ethical entomophagy started haphazardly.

Underpinning the practice of ethical consumerism is thus the presumption that consumption, a process driven by the global distribution of wealth, can serve as an effective surrogate for other, more traditional forms of democratic representation, such as voting.

It could alternatively be argued that although there may be a lesser awareness and/or practice of ethical responsibilities in developing countries, this by no means indicates that ethical responsibilities are less important than economic responsibilities.

I think what one thinks often follows how one behaves and that the practice of ethical behavior can, over time, yield a moral character.

While the practice of ethical review by health RECs is firmly entrenched in South Africa [ 5], the quality and consistency of ethical review in South Africa remains unclear.

In the nearest future (i.e. 12 months from this evaluation), we planned to conduct assessment of the knowledge and practice of ethical guidelines learnt from the online module among the participants to determine medium and long-term benefits.

However, we do challenge the identification of informed consent with the particular set of bureaucratic practices of ethical review which currently operate in Canada, the US and elsewhere.

"If we think about a strong ethical culture as a house with wooden beams, respectful behaviour is the centre, load-bearing beam," said Linda Fisher Thornton, author of 7 Lenses: Learning the Principles and Practices of Ethical Leadership and chief executive officer of Leading in Context, a consulting firm based in Richmond, Virginia, in the US.

The failure of senior scientists to observe the precepts of community, respect, and altruism, she believes, has deprived some young scientists of the opportunity to learn the rules and practices of ethical research and has undermined the situation of many early-career scientists in today's opportunity-starved research scene.

And while the business outcomes are impressive, perhaps more heartening is David's observation that many executives embrace the practices of ethical leadership because of the kind of leaders they hope to be and the legacies they want to leave.

In an interview earlier this year, Hutton explained that the task force's goals were modest: "We have no intention of creating new 'rules' or policy or procedure manuals for schools to follow; rather, we will publish some philosophical statements and guiding principles that will lift up best practices of ethical and proper student enrollment and communications".