A Google search found ethics education and conference websites for IBCLCs, an indication of the relevance of ethics to lactation consultants' practice [ 16, 17].
The same was true for "board" and "boardroom," while a search for "ethics" turned up sessions on medicine and biotech.
The Cameron government has created elected commissioners to boss chief constables, inserted a hatchet man instead of a chief constable as head of HM Inspectorate of Constabulary, run an aggressive review of pay and conditions, and attacked police practice (stop and search) and ethics (Plebgate).
Meanwhile Coetzee, the Nobel Prize-winning South African, seems more of a skeptic, a fastidious thinker and uncompromising moralist, who strips away social and political conventions in search of an ethics of essential experience.
Recent events have led to national soul-searching about the ethics that underpin private sector activity and public institutions.
"This really was an opportunity for the community to get together and do some soul searching" about media ethics, Ms. Chaudhury said.
There has been renewed soul-searching over media ethics after Jacintha Saldanha, 46, the nurse who was duped by the station's call to the King Edward VII hospital, was found dead on Friday in a suspected suicide.
Plato also thinks that non-ethical concerns arise from Socrates' search for definition in ethics.
Rather than talking about God and dogma, followers see spiritual life as growing out of a search for values and ethics.
Keywords used in the primary search included: "pesticide/s," AND "ethics," AND "experiments" (or "experimental studies").
