Sentences with phrase «ethical judgments»

While your resume's storytelling abilities are ultimately up to you, use smart ethical judgment when it comes to stretching the truth.

«Color affects ethical judgments of brands, research suggests: Studies show blue is «greener» than green when it comes to signaling environmental friendliness.»

What is remarkable is how quickly the need of the church to make ethical judgments on many problems entered into the shaping of the tradition, as appears to have happened with the modification of Jesus» word about marriage and the injunctions concerning the handling of disputes (Matthew 19: 7ff.

Exercises professional and ethical judgment in dealing with involved, complex or difficult customer situations during telephone transactions...

Children learn to make ethical judgments through having practice in putting themselves in others» shoes and through being encouraged to reflect on issues that involve social and moral values.

Lab - grown meat could be a promising solution — because it takes ethical judgments off the table, recognizes that not everyone can go vegan, and offers sustainable choices for those who want to change but feel there are too many barriers to do so.

Helminiak says that the original term does not contain ethical judgment and should be translated instead as «atypical» or «unusual.»

In the Ladies Home Journal poll above referred to almost three quarters of the respondents failed to connect religion with their adult ethical judgments.

The book is divided into three parts: the first argues that there is no universal human language for making or defending ethical judgments; the second explores the implications of that thesis for religious ethics; and the...

Traditionally, conscience is the supreme proximate norm for human action precisely because it represents the agent's best ethical judgment all things considered.

Christians have made foolish ethical judgments because they lacked technical competence in economics and politics.

The weight of ethical judgment arises not only out of the possibility of fallibility, but equally out of the responsibility for a correct judgment.

Weighing our own prosperity against the chances that climate change will diminish the well - being of our grandchildren calls on economists to make hard ethical judgments

«I kept thinking of the Goya painting because it seemed detached from ethical judgment.

Our goals will be to deepen our own understandings of educational justice, to engage with others about complex ethical judgments across multiple lines of difference, and to learn how to enhance educators» and policymakers» capacities to make ethical decisions under challenging conditions.»

We do this by teaching the skills necessary for success: the ability to innovate through creativity, the ability to communicate clearly, the ability to apply critical thought through analysis and questioning the world around us, and through building character in order to demonstrate ethical judgment and integrity.

Lauber, T.B., et al., The Role of Ethical Judgments Related to Wildlife Fertility Control.

One voter noted: «Bob Kuhn is the definition of a distinguished and honourable lawyer; his convictions are not swayed by what passes in a moment, but are guided by ethical judgment and deeply held beliefs.»

Although the moral standards and ethical judgments of this country have long been permeated by Christian teaching, there is a widespread ignorance both of the actual history of the Christian Faith and of its revolutionary character.

Also, once we have recognized that our way of dealing with other types of creatures is subject to ethical judgment through and through, should our concern be more with species, with ecosystems, or with individual animals.

I think that applies quite nicely to our ethical judgment about Ray Rice and Des Hague.

A fortiori the church's moral and ethical judgments are always in via and share the messy, unfinished and perfectible character of the church itself

It was the ethical judgments of Charlie's physicians that kept Charlie from getting treatment when there was a reasonable chance it could benefit him.

What made the Charlie Gard case different is that the UK medical team, hospital, and courts insisted that he be taken off his ventilator — despite the ethical judgment of his parents, and despite the willingness of medical teams in the US and Rome to provide an experimental treatment.

2:5) Though we can never hope fully either to imitate Christ in our living or to think as he thought, the more steadfastly we live with his personality, letting his spirit capture us, the more assurance we can have in our ethical judgments.

In politics, interest or power and morality can rarely be conceived of in isolation; and ethical judgments must be made not in the abstract but in relation to the contingent realities of the particular situation.

The recent fall - out controversy provides a case study of this interaction of scientific data with political and ethical judgment.

And without such awareness, there can be no ethical judgment.

As I continue to develop my practice, I anticipate that my ethical judgment will continue to develop as well.»

What are my weaknesses related to ethical judgment?

This NCATE accredited unit fosters the candidate dispositions of collaboration, valuing diversity, critical thinking, ethical judgments, reflection, and life - long learning.

The ethical judgments that I made in parts two & four were mine.

Also, the justifiability of the views driving your act is part of the ethical judgment we pass on it.

Third, it focuses on our attempt the ground specific, and pragmatically critical quantitative choices — e.g. the value of the «development threshold» — on ethical judgments.

Spiritual health: defined as one's strong sense of self or purpose through beliefs, principles, values, and ethical judgments