Sentences with phrase «by ethics»

The procedure to produce the boy was approved by an ethics committee, and the clinic is overseen by a regulatory agency.

Had it conducted the independent testing and replication required by the ethics of science, or were they affirming that others had done so?

But that information was not reviewed by the ethics board, nor was it made available to the town board.

The seller of a «mere posting» isn't bound by our ethics or regulations.

But he said he is researching and considering other approaches, including those suggested by the ethics panel's chairman.

He says he will reveal his earnings from the book in an end of the year report, as required by ethics rules.

We continue to live by these ethics today by supporting our local communities, our environment and our employees.

Some of the more notable attempts by ethics regulators to keep up with our changing world come in the form of opinions, both advisory and in actual disciplinary matters.

Everything we did was covered by an ethics committee.

Plus, if billing is automated, it will actually go out every month, meaning you will be keeping clients up to date on their cases as required by the ethics rules.

He, however, charged the group to do its part to ensure that international best practices were adopted, while also abiding by the ethics of journalism.

At 18 I went vegetarian, initially motivated by ethics.

Silver later said the case should have been handled by the ethics committee.

If you've never undergone an investigation by the ethics committee, feel glad.

Grace wasn't the only town official to file a disclosure form after the deadline, but he's the only one penalized by the ethics code.

While arbitration awards may, at times, involve significant sums of money, they differ from the decisions rendered by ethics hearing panels in two significant ways.

She demanded a thorough investigation of the case by the ethics committee and appropriate penalties.

I'm more concerned now by the ethics and humanity of publishing than by format issues.

If that paragraph sounds as if it was written by an ethics lawyer, then I suppose that's a good thing in this context.

I need to define what I mean by ethics.

The extent to which such ad - blogs violate local ethics laws has yet to be explored by any ethics committee that I know of, though surely that day is coming soon.

Have you ever been disciplined by an ethics committee, or been suspended from the practice of law?

This document outlines all of the necessary details relating to the applicant's research proposal for consideration by the ethics committee.

Ultimately, whether the fire constitutes a pertinent fact could be determined only by an ethics hearing panel.

But IP lawyers are bound by ethics (more than agents) and have no problem fighting for you in contracts and negotiations.

We are proud of where we've come from and continue to live by these ethics to this day, which is why we put sustainability at the center of everything we do.

Any investigation, by the ethics board or by the county corporate compliance officer, would have to occur after an incident while he was in office.

The regulations approved by the ethics commission on Tuesday allow for a disclosure period that does not include those contributions and starts July 1.

Two female employees at the state Division of Criminal Justice Services who were punished following their testimony in a sexual harassment investigation have not been contacted by the ethics commission that was asked more than a month ago by Cuomo to conduct an expedited review of the case.

The next deadline for submitting applications for such work is 15 March, and, barring a change in policy, applications will be reviewed by an ethics board in April.

Appeals brought by ethics respondents must be based on (1) a perceived misapplication or misinterpretation of one or more Articles of the Code of Ethics, (2) a procedural deficiency or failure of due process, or (3) the nature or gravity of the discipline proposed by the hearing panel.

Had Trump taken the measures suggested repeatedly by ethics experts on both sides of the political aisle, he would by now have put his assets in what's called a blind trust, which would entail turning over his empire to a third party with whom he will have no contact, who would sell off the properties and reinvest the resulting money in other assets without providing the president any information about the sales or the purchases.

Two female employees at the state Division of Criminal Justice Services who were punished following their testimony in a sexual harassment investigation have not been contacted by the ethics commission that was asked more than a month ago by Gov. Andrew Cuomo to conduct an expedited review of the case.

The ethics commission then held another meeting, partially open to the public, during which commissioners bitterly lamented the leaks and the secrecy imposed by the ethics panel's rules.

Now, the retraction «cit [es] insufficient evidence for approval by an ethics committee in China and consent forms from all participants.»

People with serious mental disorders may understand morality after all, reveals a book by an ethics professor who pioneered research in a high - security hospital

Klein also faces an allegation of forcibly kissing a former staffer, a charge he denies and is now being investigated by ethics regulators, a move supported and sought.

Nassau has faced persistent budget deficits, and in recent years has been hit by ethics scandals even beyond Mangano's.

Rangel chafed at comparisons between between this year's race, his own victory in 1970, when, as a young Assemblyman, he ousted a popular incumbent congressman who had been hobbled by ethics scandal: Adam Clayton Powell, Jr..

«In the past, I returned campaign contributions from a colleague when the Ethics Committee determined that his fundraising activities were tainted by ethics violations,» Mr. Bishop said.

North Hempstead Deputy Town Clerk Concetta Terry, cited by the ethics board for failure to disclose debts, has resigned, a town spokeswoman confirmed.

He named it after himself, but it was changed after he regained his congressional seat when he was challenged by an ethics complaint alleging he had broken a House rule.

They're short, sweet, and may be more favorably looked upon by ethics investigators than overly broad disclaimers.

Appeals brought by ethics respondents must be based on (a) a perceived misapplication or misinterpretation of one or more Articles of the Code of Ethics, (b) a procedural deficiency or failure of due process, or (c) the nature or gravity of the discipline proposed by the hearing panel.

Besides, as I argued last week, nothing of real consequence, such as moving to a full - time legislature with vastly improved salaries coupled with a total ban on outside income (or an interesting alternative proposed by ethics maven David Grandeau: every legislator's income tax return publicly posted annually) will not get serious consideration until all appeals of the Silver and Skelos convictions are exhausted.

The relevant rules were followed, and the documents were closely reviewed and approved by ethics officials at the Department of Commerce and the Office of Government Ethics.