Sentence examples for unethical tactics from inspiring English sources
Examine good outcomes to ensure they're not driven by unethical tactics.
The A.M.A. strongly disagrees with any implication that licensing our database condones the unethical tactics that certain drug company representatives engage in to entice physicians.
The notes suggest, for example, that the prosecutor used racial profiling and other unethical tactics to disqualify black jurors, while searching out racist jurors who would endorse the case against the defendants without question.
Political analysts, pointing to the timing of the release of videos that were evidently collected over a long period, expressed concern about the unethical tactics used to attack the Nationalists.
Mr Scarcella, 61, denies ever having used unethical tactics to secure a conviction, but Mr Ranta's trial lawyer has described him as a "cowboy" who "did a lot of bad things".
"This suggests that women did not see unethical tactics as more acceptable when helping others but instead, they lowered their ethical standards because they felt pressured to do so," says Kray.
The second study was designed to better understand the psychological process behind unethical negotiating tactics.
Taken together, our findings suggest that under normal conditions, men engage in unethical negotiation tactics more than women do, largely because males tend to be more competitive.
Our findings, published in the Journal of Business Ethics, indicate that people's likelihood of using unethical negotiation tactics does change according to the nationality of their counterpart.
When teams of negotiators view each other as the enemy, they will have difficulty sharing information and creating value and they might even be tempted to engage in unethical negotiation tactics.
But hundreds of people who have sought reverse mortgages — in lawsuits, surveys and conversations with elder-care advocates — have complained about high-pressure or unethical sales tactics they say steered them toward loans with very high fees.
