Sentence examples for principle of veracity from inspiring English sources

The Reidian account of testimonial trust is that since God intended us to be 'social creatures', he implanted in us "a propensity to speak the truth," the principle of veracity, as well as, correspondingly "a disposition to confide in the veracity of others, and to believe what they tell us," the principle of credulity (Reid 1983, 94 95).

The principle and responsibility of veracity are shared by investigators and community members.

The foundation for the concept is built on the principles of dignity, veracity, sustainability, and justice.

An ethical approach requires an ongoing evaluation of the principles of justice, integrity, veracity, respect for others, sustainability, and an appreciation that everyone has a right to an environment in which they can reach and maintain their full potential.

At the same time, the CDC is careful to emphasize that mere presence of the chemical, even at multiple standard deviations above the group mean does not imply health risk (the principles of nonmaleficence and veracity are thereby satisfied).

That feeling of veracity applies throughout the collection.

"I try to give imaginary people a kind of veracity".

Then there was the problem of veracity.

It attempts to introduce the ethic of veracity to all consumer transactions.

The principle of autonomy supports the "right to know," but the principles of beneficence, nonmaleficence and veracity seem to support nondisclosure.

As Harrison (2008) has pointed out, the bioethical "… principle of autonomy supports the 'right to know,' but the principles of beneficence, non-maleficence and veracity seem to support nondisclosure".