Sentence examples for recent ethics from inspiring English sources

The psychological association's most recent ethics amendments strongly condemn coercive techniques adopted in the Bush administration's antiterrorism campaign.

And the United States Olympic Committee can ill afford more damage to its compromised reputation in the wake of a recent ethics scandal.

Her decision to leave is unrelated to Pruitt's recent ethics woes, according to several agency officials with firsthand knowledge of the matter.

Some years ago, a student asked to see me during office hours to talk about a personal problem that, she assured me, related to our recent ethics class.

Mr. Kerry will forfeit his stake in Apple, Goldman Sachs and other corporate giants, but a recent ethics form made no mention of his Heinz shares.

A recent ethics committee report exonerated an accused congressman but blistered the new semiautonomous Office of Congressional Ethics, or O.C.E., for "fundamentally flawed" procedures in vetting the complaint for the committee.

In addition, recent Western ethics manifests an interest in abstract ethical dilemmas that is perhaps disproportionate to the relevance of these quandaries in practice.

In a recent reply, ethics official Scott de la Vega said Bernhardt had not broken ethics rules because revisions of endangered species protections were much broader than "particular matters," which would include litigation or settlement agreements.

Mr. Seminerio's recent state ethics form lists him as receiving more than $1,000 in consulting fees in recent years.

For example, his most recent government ethics report states that his Irish golf business reported revenue of $14 million in 2017.

Several times during yesterday's exchange, Ms. Allen played up the poll numbers, saying she was the only candidate with any hope of beating Mr. Torricelli, who despite a recent Justice Department ethics investigation is a formidable and well-financed veteran.