Sentences with phrase «ethics of particular issues»

There are not many places now in American society where the ethics of particular issues are discussed.

Not exact matches

But since our particular variety of national religion usually employs terms identical with those of the Christian ethic and even with the faith itself, the issue is extremely confused.

But Faustian bargains aside, there is also the formal issue: to see Jewish ethics as itself one particular expression of behavior that is inherently good or evil forces Jewish law to justify itself before a bar that will compel Judaism to betray its origins in God's will.

While Topics in Human Genetics focused my attention on the issues involved in one particular area of science, the second course that influenced my appreciation for ethics was appropriately named Bioethics, one of the core courses all students at Meharry must take regardless of department or funding status.

He is an internationally recognized leader in the field of biomedical ethics with particular expertise in the application of empirical methods and evidence - based standards for the evaluation and analysis of bioethical issues.

Mr David also advises multinational companies and financial institutions in relation to their anti-money laundering, ethics and anti-corruption programmes, with particular focus on the UK Bribery Act and the concept of adequate procedures, as well as the broader issues of anti-bribery risk management, compliance and training.