The cosmopolitan ethos helped set the stage for the American painter.
The manager lays down the other rules and sets out the ethos and the expectations of the unit.
However, the prevailing medical ethos tends to set the threshold for condoning conduct as too coercive far lower than this definition would suggest.
Two other individuals were also interviewed and whilst they had no direct involvement in the design or delivery of the healthcare professional led programme, it was felt that these individuals were responsible for setting the priorities and ethos of the transplant unit.
Their hip service ethos is setting the moral tone for the age.
THe DfE spokesman says training is the responsibility of governing bodies and they should "set an ethos of professionalism", including an expectation that governors undertake training "to fill any gaps" in skills needed for effective governance.
But to Ms. DeGooyer the setting captures the Moonlighter ethos perfectly.
Everything we see bears the mark of someone, somewhere going beyond the call of duty: from the catering class, who are on-hand for school functions, to the music room, where Mr Grant briefly sets out for us the ethos of rap club: "The first rule of rap club is you don't talk about rap club.
This leaves us with a partially-funded remodelling of the NHS along the ambitious lines proposed by Stevens – variations of "whole system working" without the help of a "transformation fund" and still set in the market-based ethos of the 2012 act.
