The term 'social ethical' is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when referring to the principles, values, and beliefs that determine acceptable behaviors in social contexts. For example: "The company was praised for their commitment to social ethical practices."
Socially responsible investing (SRI), use of social, ethical, and/or environmental criteria to inform investment decisions.
A longer-term enterprise perspective should consider healthcare strategy and investment to be a Socially Responsible Investment, especially as related to the social, ethical, and corporate governance.
For more on Guardian ethical policies, see our Social, Ethical and Environmental Audit pages.
It said CMT has "world class policies for sustainable development, social, ethical and environmental compliance".
"In procurement regulations we have the opportunity to lay down moral, social, ethical and quality values," he says.
The voice of older people should lead the chorus that challenges what is in every sense, economic, social, ethical, "the wrong thing".
"These kinds of experiments incorporate wider social, ethical, environmental and security risks that the scientists reviewing the safety aspects are simply not experts in".
He says he focuses on identifying companies which are willing to develop and improve on environmental, social, ethical and governance issues.
A problem in teaching sustainability is defining the subject, said Ms. McGaw, whose work at the Aspen Institute includes questions of social, ethical and environmental sustainability.
Describing himself as an anarchist and a pacifist (and a vegan), Kinsella describes in the New Statesman how he practises "'linguistic disobedience' in the hope of bringing about positive social, ethical and political change".
I will be talking about how the sustainability team at the Guardian has brought social, ethical and environmental values to the heart of our business, whether it be in commercial, editorial, people or operations.
