Sentence examples for stringent ethics from inspiring English sources

In two terms as a Yonkers councilman, Mr. Murtagh wrote a stringent ethics code for the city.

"We expect that all White House employees adhere to their obligations under our very stringent ethics rules regardless of who they are meeting with or where they meet".

As an actual staff member, she will be required to comply with the more stringent ethics rules governing federal employees, rather than simply offering to comply with them voluntarily.

The reform movement got its start in the wake of Watergate: with reporters hot to uncover Nixonesque venality, congressmen realized that clean politics was good politics and produced campaign finance reforms, stringent ethics guidelines and new self-policing committees.

But three other federal panels that are quietly developing major public health guidelines on the leading causes of cardiovascular disease — hypertension, cholesterol and obesity — operate under less stringent ethics recommendations.

When asked at a year-end news conference at Drumthwacket, the governor's mansion, what his priorities were beyond education financing and his toll road proposal, he rattled off the following: universal health care; a revamped energy master plan that is expected to address the possibility of more nuclear power; more stringent ethics reforms; improving urban schools; and property tax relief.

Indeed, many funders (both private and governmental) from the U.S., Europe, and Canada have stringent research ethics requirements that might be met more readily if national regulations exist or if a national ethics committee conduct overview of such research.

With such stringent journalistic ethics in place, I was shocked to read online a Mail on Sunday article headed "Food writer's online guide to building an H-bomb... the 'evidence' that put this man in Guantánamo".

What are the unintended consequences of increasingly stringent research ethics review processes?

Their father primarily helped them, Nathaniel suggested, by modeling a stringent work ethic.

William Hoffman, who would prefer that you forget you ever heard his name and just call him J. J., attributes his success as a hit man to his stringent code of ethics.