Sentence examples for rejection of ethical from inspiring English sources
His rejection of ethical rationalism is at least two-fold.
A clear case of the rejection of ethical norms in relations among states can be found in the "Melian Dialogue" (5.85 113).
These works generally involved a rejection of ethical naturalism and the recurrent claim that the Deweyan approach reflected an excessively optimistic and unrealistic interpretation of human nature.
In Buddhism, especially Chan Buddhism, there also is rejection of conventional ethical values as blinkering and distorting (see Hui Neng, Liuxu tanjing, and The Recorded Conversations of I-Hsüan), and also a sense that one can become attuned to the world so as to move with its grain.
On the wall of the daycare is a poster that reads "Helping is Futile", an allusion to Rand's rejection of the ethical doctrine of altruism.
Induced pluripotent stem cells (iPSC) offer an alternative cellular source for patient-specific treatment without the risk of rejection and ethical problems [ 24, 25].
Prior to the emergence of environmental ethics as an academic field, conservationists such as John Muir and Aldo Leopold argued that the natural world has an intrinsic value, an approach informed by aesthetic appreciation of nature's beauty, as well as an ethical rejection of a purely exploitative valuation of the natural world.
In the near future, other types of pluripotent stem cells, such as nuclear transfer ES (ntES) and iPS cells, which avoid the risk of immunological rejection and ethical concerns, will need to be evaluated to examine the applicability of human ES cells and human iPS cells in clinical applications.
Autologous transplantation using hSC or MSCs has the advantage of reducing the risk of rejection and avoiding ethical controversies.
iPSCs have some advantages over hESCs such as the absence of ethical concerns and presumably immune rejection issues.
Mesenchymal stem cells (MSCs) display a high capacity for self-replication, thereby providing a large number of autologous cells while avoiding the limitations of ethical issues, organ availability, and allogenic rejection.
