There was never a severe adherence to a particular option based on the need to emphasize race, creed or race.
Marvin Bower, who ran McKinsey in the 1950s and 1960s, fought to have consulting considered a profession like law and accounting, with the training, prestige and adherence to ethics that professionals pride themselves on.
Insuring adherence to ethical standards.
Even the way that the standards for conscientious objection have changed, from requiring membership in a pacifist church to simply allowing the adherence to certain ethics, shows a government grappling with what constitutes religion, Professor Hauerwas said.
"All that any society should (coercively) demand is adherence to the ethics of respect" (Nozick 2001: 282).
"ATI's request seeks official documents which, if they exist, would inform the public about NASA's and Dr. Hansen's adherence to these ethics rules.
All animal experiments in the present study were reviewed and approved by the Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee of Shionogi Research Laboratories (Osaka, Japan) and were consistent with the internal guidelines for animal experiments and in adherence to the ethics policy of Shionogi & Co., Ltd (Osaka, Japan).
The restaurant, which opened in Westchester County three months ago, is attempting something special -- something more than its fairly thorough adherence to the ethic that a restaurant's food should, as much as possible, be seasonal, local and the result of sustainable agriculture.
Asplenic patients are at risk for severe infections, but adherence to recommended preventive education and vaccination is poor.
BACKGROUND Asplenic patients are at risk for severe infections, but adherence to recommended preventive education and vaccination is poor.
Adherence to principles of ethics in medical practice is inadequate in Pakistan.
