"Unfortunately," she writes in a typical passage, "ethics is not one of my strong points".
If Nietzsche does not have a typical normative ethics, he certainly has no shortage of views about evaluative questions.
In a twist on the typical scientific ethics discussion, the IOM report and companion meeting shifted the spotlight from a negative perspective--preventing scientific misconduct--to the more positive one of encouraging ethical research practices.
The case is considered typical of ethics consultation cases in both the US and Japan, based on the data collected from the interview and questionnaire, and review of the published literature [ 2, 20].
The wrongs done emerge from the muddled ethics typical of domestic quarrels, but their repercussions are vast.
The feature of Tyson's and Major-Kincade et al.'s methods that truly exemplify an evidence-based approach is that rather than having a wide range of empirical evidence inform ethical decision making (as is seen in typical accounts of empirical ethics), their techniques use scientific evidence (narrowly construed) to determine right action.
There are three typical candidate modalities of ethics in architecture.
Third, and of greater philosophical significance, it seems to me that there is an ultimate disconnect, although it is difficult to make this very precise, between the concept of "evil," on the one hand, and the notion of what is "bad" in typical Western systems of ethics, on the other.
That he, along with assistant coach Paul Farbrace, insisted on travelling across the Atlantic to be involved, leaving Barbados on Wednesday evening and arriving in Dublin at 10am on Friday, via Gatwick, was typical of his work ethic.
I'll concede that the Scans are probably as clean as the design of a Viking longboat and that Ulrika Johnson and Sven-Goran Eriksson's colourful private ethics are not typical.
