Sentence examples for problem of ethics from inspiring English sources

One of the biggest is the problem of ethics.

audit found that the contracts — the largest of which was $150,000 — were technically legal but presented "a problem of ethics," in the words of the board chairman, Jean-François Girard of France.

That evening, Mr. Messier himself weighed in, sending an e-mail message in which he professed to be "extremely shocked" to learn of Mr. Paper's behavior, and saying that it "posed a true problem of ethics in the professionalism of Salustro".

As Dasgupta (2008) summarizes, whether discounting is permitted is can be attributed to the problem of "ethics".

Robot cars with adjustable ethics settings Patrick Lin | Wired | 19 August 2014 An approach (though not a solution) to the problem of ethics for driverless cars, and potentially quite a useful intermediate step: allow the user to select from a range of "ethics settings".

This presents modern medicine as well as applied ethics with a practical problem of ethics and decision theory.

During 21 years at Heidelberg he published, besides his Grundprobleme der Ethik (1902; Fundamental Problems of Ethics), a large number of articles on various subjects thematically linked with the development of the Christian churches.

Schlick was the author of numerous papers and books, the latter including Raum und Zeit in der gegenwärtigen Physik (1917; Space and Time in Contemporary Physics), Allgemeine Erkenntnislehre (1918; General Theory of Knowledge), Fragen der Ethik (1930; Problems of Ethics), and the posthumous Grundzüge der Naturphilosophie (1948; Philosophy of Nature) and Natur und Kultur (1952; "Nature and Culture").

The fourth collection, Problems of Ethics (ethika problemata) proceeds in a similar way.

In 1841, he defiantly published both essays together as Two Fundamental Problems of Ethics (Die Beiden Grundprobleme der Ethik).

At the other extreme, autonomists propose that problems of ethics and aesthetics neither need arise at once, nor need be resolved at once, in architectural design.