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ethics
1. do with the ethics of euthanasia
2. She was not concerned with the ethics
3. And it's not the ethics it's the cost of a clandestine reading
4. traditions with final effect in ethics
5. would have expected the ethics of guilt and
6. If you are concerned about the ethics of doing this, you may be interested
7. The other is to group its many features within the three categories of wisdom, ethics, and concentration, which is what we will do here
8. I really trust Fred’s ethics
9. ‘Anyway, there’s not time to discuss your temporal ethics
10. principles of good and bad reasoning, necessarily arose out of the observations which a scrutiny of this kind gave occasion to ; though, in its origin, posterior both to physics and to ethics, it was commonly taught, not indeed in all, but in the greater part of the ancient schools of philosophy, previously to either of those sciences
11. shared marital ethics as a couple who ‘worked hard and played
12. The lack of ethics is an old story
13. What does such an attitude leave of ethics or, for that matter, do to incentives? (This, aside from the fact that such actions are blatantly unconstitutional
14. regulations, and local real estate codes of ethics wouldn’t take too long
15. We will deal with this under ethics but legal privilege is always the answer
16. ethics of the calling holds men to better work than
17. Chairman of the Medical Council of Thailand Somsak Lohlekha said the council will discuss if Dr Thep had violated medical ethics
18. They have been waiting for the Council of State to rule if castration for non-medical purposes violated medical ethics and should therefore be outlawed
19. The ethics teachers are bankrupt
20. Boehner phone call on their CB radio while driving down the road in Florida? Oh, the call supposedly had to do with Gingrich violating House Rules on Ethics
21. ranking member of the House Ethics Committee, and who soon thereafter stepped off that committee
22. It appeals to the West because it has no dogmas; satisfies the reason and the heart alike; insists on self-reliance coupled with tolerance for other points of view; embraces science, religion, philosophy, psychology, ethics and art; and points to man alone as the creator of his present life and sole designer of his destiny
23. Ethics is a branch of philosophy or religion dealing with moral duty and obligation of human beings toward one another
24. Ethics involves interaction of human beings with each other
25. One of its ventures into philosophy and ethics is to compare animals in slaughterhouses to Jews in concentration camps
26. ” It is as though, in attributing ethics to animals, adherents to the PETA cause have agreed to an exchange of characteristics with the animals
27. Although it is a bizarre twist of ethics and morals to equate humans and animals, some might be persuaded to apply the analogy to those who do
28. The Court’s actual “authority,” and the true basis for its decision, was the morals, social ethics, and personal preferences of the Justices themselves
29. their code of ethics on their website;
30. market place ethics in 2003
31. Bioethics, or biomedical ethics, has roots in the late 19th and early 20th centuries when many who held themselves out as Progressives were proponents of eugenics
32. Cohen, an adjunct fellow at the Ethics and Public Policy Center, relates a new alliance between the counterculture and the culture of science and technology
33. As Leon Kass, a leading authority on medical ethics suggests, we allow too little time to pause and consider where science and the technological state might be heading
34. Peter Wehner, a senior fellow at the Ethics and Public Policy Center, thinks not
35. There have been cases of plagiarism and other questionable ethics and moral problems
36. America"s success can be attributed to a free will national adherence to Christian ethics, values and morals
37. He trusts that, if he immerses himself in the currents of the ethics of expediency that swirl around him, he is not opening an unwanted door to meddling in the freedoms of others
38. He has a sense of values and ethics and is not shy about standing up for what he believes is just…
39. sage of the church in social ethics, notably the values of cooperation, brotherhood, simplicity of tastes, and the spirit of self-sacrifice
40. Meanwhile I had gotten an Ethics opinion from OGC bigwigs that I had no COI that would prevent my working for either NNS or EB (latter was good to know later)
41. A related ethics matter which I had to resolve, despite Legal’s having
42. Seen from that perspective, we often feel that taking control of our own finances and expenditures will not have much of an impact, as we are all at the mercy of the wheels and gear of a churning economical machine, with government and banking rules, regulations, trade and principles, ethics and decision-making that affects our quality of life
43. fundamental importance for the question before us…The prophets were the heralds of the fundamental truth that religion and ethics are inseparable, and that ethical conduct is the supreme and sufficient religious act
44. In terms of ethics, both forms of violence are inhuman and evil—but since when is
45. ethics of stealing their money), tried her best to fix her
46. Events include tests of knowledge, wizardry, and mathematical ability, speeches and interviews before banks of judges, debates between candidates on ethics, administration and diplomacy, individual combat both armed and unarmed, and candidates who are still in contention during the final round of competition are tested in command of troops and naval vessels during war games
47. Admiral Burke (USN) was noted for his professionalism, leadership and ethics
48. • Class hours that were devoted to ethics rose 133
49. that one person whose ethics and intentions were the most
50. “We should teach general ethics to both men and
