Sentence examples for state of ethics from inspiring English sources
Government watchdog groups expressed dismay over the current state of ethics in Albany.
Is this really the state of ethics in the American legal profession?
Second-year medical student Karel-Bart Celie was selected to edit the May issue of the Journal of Ethics, which focused on the current state of ethics consults.
"Is this really the state of ethics in the American legal profession?" you ask in your Feb. 25 editorial "The Torture Lawyers," criticizing a Justice Department report on two lawyers who wrote memos supporting the use of torture.
To the Editor: "Is this really the state of ethics in the American legal profession?" you ask in your Feb. 25 editorial "The Torture Lawyers," criticizing a Justice Department report on two lawyers who wrote memos supporting the use of torture.
Patricia Harned: Show me a company facing scandal (e.g. fraud, corruption, mistreatment of employees), and I'll show you an organization with a leadership team that didn't understand the true state of ethics & compliance across the enterprise and a board that failed to ask the right questions.
But in Boston there is an unmistakable subterranean racial boil that evinces the attenuated state of ethic tensions.
As a result, he added, lawyers may face conflicting requirements if the commission orders something a state code of ethics prohibits.
"You know, we have seen some amazing changes," said Mr. Kreutzer, who, as a young whippersnapper, helped to write the first New York State code of ethics in the 1930's.
A senior official of the State Health Department violated the state code of ethics by securing a job for his wife at a company that did business with his office, reviewing matters she was working on, and lying to the department about her involvement in those matters, the State Ethics Commission ruled yesterday.
The Mayor and the Governor also have urged more complete financial disclosure and have suggested extending the state code of ethics and the Public Officers Law, which define the roles and interests of public officials, to cover county political leaders and district leaders.
