Sentences with phrase «ethic at»

The Authoritarian Parent expects a child to be respectful of adults, compliant with any and all demands given to them by adults, and have a strong work ethic at a young age.

It is clear there is a certain work ethic at Shell that enables the company to excel with such challenging matters and this is also demonstrated by the proportion of work that stays internal.

Their explosive book tells you the most simple, cheap and direct way to become a publisher, with a DIY punk ethic at its heart.

His toughness, dedication and impeccable work ethic at training Jeet Kune Do made him a favorite student of his teacher Bruce Lee, with whom he kept a close friendship as well.

So it appears that there is now a real team ethic at Arsenal FC, with everyone pulling in the same direction.

Would you change your personality / work ethic at 28 - years of age when you will be paid the same amount of money, or even more, regardless?

Yet while no excuse can be offered for the biblical ethic at this point, at least the historical and social reasons for it can be understood.

It may be worth emphasizing that the substantive principle of justice in a teleological ethic (or, for that matter, any ethic at all) is invalid unless it consistently implies the formative human rights of communicative respect.

But every responsibly acting physician will give an at least implicitly correct answer in which he reaches an absolute ethic at least at one point.

Very little, says Andrew Crane, professor of business ethics at York University's Schulich School of Business.

«As they grow, they're going to be hiring more people that are probably dissimilar to their value structure and [putting] those rules and those procedures in place will help your company grow in the way you want it to grow,» says John Fraedrich, a professor of business ethics at Southern Illinois University.

«They certainly weren't reaching for the stars in terms of achieving real independence,» says Chris MacDonald, who teaches business ethics at the Ted Rogers School of Management.

«Sometimes the IRS can get information that shows a pattern from a taxpayer that are red flags,» said April Walker, lead manager for tax practice and ethics at the American Institute of CPAs.

Segran references the work of Marc le Menestrel, a business professor at a university in Barcelona who is teaching ethics at Instead as a visiting professor.

First, there's the issue of whether the donor is living or dead, Art Caplan, head of medical ethics at NYU Langone Medical Center, told Business Insider in a previous article.

According to Sherman, who teaches an executive MBA course in business ethics at Science Application International, whistleblower protections can be a lot like paternity leave, which many employees are legally entitled to take but seldom do.

Dr. Richard Leblanc, an associate professor of governance law and ethics at York University, said there are many potential hints of a CEO burnout, including erratic behaviour, inconsistency at work, divorce or family issues, and even substance abuse.

Roy D. Simon, a professor emeritus of legal ethics at Hofstra University School of Law, suggested that the practice has helped «level the playing field» by providing resources for people to mount cases against big institutions that would be impossible otherwise.

Governance expert Richard Leblanc, who teaches law, governance, and ethics at York University, echoes this and says that while people like Curran come with the appropriate transactional experience a board would be interested in, many in - house lawyers do not.

«It shouldn't be adversarial,» says Richard Leblanc, associate professor of governance, law and ethics at York University.

«This is the way the world is going,» said Richard Leblanc, associate professor of governance, law and ethics at York University.

Richard Leblanc, associate professor of law, governance and ethics at York University joins us to discuss what TD Bank and TD Ameritrade's acquisition of Scottrade may signal regarding potential succession plans at the bank.

Richard LeBlanc, associate professor of governance law and ethics at York University, on Bombardier's dual - class share structure.

«It is not uncommon after a crisis or scandal to recruit from the outside like CPA Australia has done,» says Richard Leblanc, associate professor of law, governance and ethics at York University.

The boardroom trends that are «hot» right now, says Richard Leblanc, associate professor in law, governance and ethics at York University, are those that are examining «over-boarded [and] over-tenured directors,» as well as tackling board diversity and experience.

«It was literally a fender bender of the plane variety,» said Christians Peppard, a professor of environmental ethics at Fordham University.

Stephen Bullivant, senior lecturer in theology and ethics at St Mary's Catholic University in Twickenham, told The Guardian: «The main driver is people who were brought up with some religion now saying they have no religion.

He was formerly a professor of theology and ethics at Creighton University.

Michael Northcott, professor of ethics at the University of Edinburgh, illustrates the embarrassing silliness of so much of the contemporary professoriate.

Robert A. Gahl, Jr., an associate professor of ethics at....

J. Daryl Charles teaches religion, philosophy, and ethics at Taylor University and is author of Virtue Amidst Vice.

Sean is a tutor in ethics at St Mellitus College and one of the founders of livingout.org, involved in supporting and pastoring many gay and same - sex attracted Christians.

He asserts that the social pathologies noticeable in the underclass are there because «there are no ethics at the top of society.»

Franklin I. Gamwell is professor of religious ethics at the University of Chicago Divinity School.

Christine Pohl is professor of social ethics at Asbury Theological Seminary in Wilmore, Kentucky, and author of Making Room: Recovering Hospitality as a Christian Tradition (Eerdmans).

J. Philip Wogaman is professor of Christian social ethics at Wesley Theological Seminary in Washington, D.C.

A wise professor of ethics at the University of Chicago delivers on the subtitle of this book, «How Globalization Threatens Marriage and What to Do About It.»

The sixties ushered in that option for social ethics at the expense ofdeeper theological symbolism.

Leslie A. Muray, Ph.D., teachest philosophy and ethics at Curry College in Massachusetts.

Wogaman, who taught ethics at Wesley Theological Seminary for many years and is now pastor of Foundry Methodist Church in Washington, D.C., tries to be fair to positions deviating from his distinctly leftist views.

Aaron Taylor, a Ph.D. student in ethics at Boston College, holds degrees from the University of Oxford and from Heythrop College, University of London.

A professor of ethics at Princeton University, Singer is the author of Animal Liberation (1975), which instigated the modern animal rights movement.

Robert Veatch, professor emeritus of ethics at Georgetown University, wants to expand the criteria of brain death so that they include the loss of overt cognitive function.

Jonathan Tran teaches theological ethics at Baylor University in Waco, Texas.

Stanley J. Grenz is professor of systematic theology and Christian ethics at North American Baptist Seminary, Sioux Falls, South Dakota.

Martin L. Cook is Elihu Root Professor of Military Studies and professor of ethics at the United States Army War College in Carlisle, Pennsylvania.

William C. French taught ethics at Loyola University in Chicago and was a member of the Chicago Center for Peace Studies at the time this article was written.

Social ethicist Joseph Fletcher — author of Situation Ethics, Morals and Medicine and The Ethics of Genetic Control — is a visiting professor of medical ethics at the University of Virginia Medical School and at the Texas Medical Center's Institute of Religion and Human Development.

Amy Laura Hall is assistant professor of theological ethics at Duke University Divinity School.

Moral Challenges By Martin L. Cook Martin L. Cook is professor of military studies and ethics at the U.S. Army War College in Carlisle, Pennsylvania.