Sentence examples for prevailing ethics from inspiring English sources

Nor does his critique of the prevailing ethics in the chummy world of finance in Victorian Britain.

The report faults Mr. Quinn for lobbying the White House at all in light of prevailing ethics rules that barred top aides from lobbying former colleagues for five years after leaving government.

The prevailing ethics of clinical trials, oriented around the principle of equipoise, reinforces the biases against observational data and in favor of data from randomized trials.

We believe that, in agreement with prevailing ethics of the medical profession, the role of the physician involved in the athlete's health supervision should be one of preserving the athlete's autonomy, which entails a balance between ensuring that treatment leads to the highest degree of present and future health, while acknowledging the athlete's interest to maintain a chosen style of life.

And here, too, the prevailing ethic is conscientiously democratic.

Stubborn, high-spirited and carefully calculated rebellion is Mr. Ghobadi's subject, and also the prevailing ethic of his film.

The prevailing ethic, certainly in post-Diallo New York City, is that profiling on the basis of race, religion, ethnic background and so on is inherently evil.

"I'm going to make a career that probably doesn't even exist right now," was Mr. Lee's description of the prevailing ethic.

Gates had to push against a prevailing ethic at the time in fighting the unauthorized copying of his software, because then information really was free.

Religions endorsed tribal morality when that was the prevailing ethic, and now most religions are inclined to support the prevailing ethic of universal human rights.

The prevailing ethical perspective mirrors the prevailing epistemology.