Sentences with phrase «from ethics»

Shaub, who resigned on July 19 from the ethics office complaining of the Trump administration's disregard for conflict - of - interest guidelines, never signed off on Kushner's Certificate of Divestiture.

To avoid any continued confusion among attorneys, Arizona has appropriately struck this old fashioned language from its ethics code and replaced it with a new duty to «act honorably» on behalf of clients.

Ethical approval was obtained from the ethics committee of psychology division in the university institution.

As well as seeking approval from the ethics committee of the academic institution or hospital where the research will take place, the National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC) stipulates that for Aboriginal health research, the ethics approval process must include an assessment by, or advice from, people who have connections with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples or knowledge of research in the area, and who are familiar with the culture and practices of Indigenous participants in the study.9 Most states and territories have their own dedicated ethics committee for Aboriginal health research proposals (Box 2).

Usual duties mentioned on a Clinical Research Assistant resume include organizing files, handling correspondence, implementing operating procedures, following guidelines from ethics committees, and updating databases.

The hotel, just down the street from the White House, has drawn protests from ethics experts who worry that foreign governments or special interests could stay there in order to curry favor with the administration.

Michelle Maranowski, curator at the Center's partner institution, The Tech Museum of Innovation, has been designing an exhibit on technology and the environment, a topic that she says can be separated from ethics.

«They're getting a lot of states» attention these days, both from an ethics point of view and an abuse point of view.»

To avoid having the privilege defeated, the advice from ethics counsel must be sought by the firm as client rather than as agent for the firm's client.

A disclaimer is one of the ways that you protect yourself from an ethics complaint.

It is time for a major revamp of how we govern our profession from an ethics perspective.

I think there's some things from an ethics perspective that you have to consider when you do that.

However, this change is going to have to come from a revamp of the rules, not from the ethics committees of the states.

It seems that the issue arised in California because we have a fresh opinion from their ethics committee where they confirm what we all knew: should a client ask for his file, he has the right to get everything in electronic format...

The early indications from ethics authorities are that storing client data in the cloud does not violate ethics rules, as long as the lawyer took appropriate steps to safeguard the information from inadvertent or unauthorized disclosure.

I welcome correction from any ethics experts who care to weigh in.

From an ethics perspective, there is generally no problem sending confidential or privileged communications through cyberspace; several ethics authorities (including the ABA) have said that email does not even need to be encrypted.

She has been the heart and soul of the in - house world on so many issues, from ethics to value, from diversity to multi-jurisdictional practice, from attorney - client privilege to compliance issues, and so much more.

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Without there being a real litigation test of a disclaimer, we don't have a clear answer, but we must begin to wonder whether any ethics regulator can overlook the fact that the language intended to safeguard the lawyer from ethics charges goes completely unnoticed by the consumer.

Without arguing the Constitutional side of the issue, from an ethics perspective it seems completely inconsistent with attorneys» duties of loyalty and confidence.

It stands to reason that the ADA comes up when lawyers with disabilities face charges from ethics regulators for allegedly failing to meet their duties as attorneys.

«It stands to reason that the ADA comes up when lawyers with disabilities face charges from ethics regulators... ``

With the go - ahead from the ethics committee, the court will now request an opinion from the State Ethics Commission.

And, from my ethics point - of - view, clear accountability for the wording of the statement itself — exactly who (one to x persons) crafted and agreed to the wording — so that there * would * be someone to ask if we did not find it clear.

Psychologists need approval from ethics panels before conducting experiments and and usually those involved are volunteers and afterwards they fully debriefed.

As we have seen in this chapter, a technology severed from ethics will not easily be able to limit its own power.

Approval from the ethics committee of the Royal Veterinary College was not sought as it is the policy of the ethics committee not to subject retrospective studies of images stored in the archive to ethical review.

Drawing the line in clinical treatment of companion animals: recommendations from an ethics working party

The retrospective analysis is exempt from ethics approval from the institutional animal care and use committee.

It is simpler for me from an ethics and compliance standpoint to keep public and private information separate.

A Strategy is separate from ethics and morals and beliefs and value judgements.

This year's faculty have knowledge of everything from ethics for writers to navigating social media.

The truth is, the Brazilians who complain the most are all middle - to - upper - class, exactly the ones who aren't above making a quick buck and / or getting ahead in life, even if it means cheating or treading on others, disregarding everything from ethics to social responsibility to environmental issues, and when they complain about the corrupt and expensive government, it's mainly out of jealousy.

The focus of this course is the examination of the issues of education, law and morality and ways in which the law, by its very nature, can not be separated from ethics and morality.

It's easy to see how such a cinema might seem alien to fans of contemporary Hollywood, which seems to have forsaken the notion of consequences or responsibility (the lack of reaction shots in recent movies is a phenomenon worthy of study) in favor of pyrotechnics and virtual games in which digital effects, unlike the tracking shots of yore, are divorced from ethics.

From the ethics of drone warfare to the art of creating a film's rhythm, the conversation spans myriad subjects surrounding the drone - warfare...

From the ethics of drone warfare to the art of creating a film's rhythm, the conversation spans myriad subjects surrounding the drone - warfare thriller starring Helen Mirren, Alan Rickman, Aaron Paul and more.

Aside from the ethics of 3D, it's undeniable that Catching Fire will be at an economic disadvantage without it, losing as much as $ 4 per ticket in some cases.

From ethics as a corporation, to poor product, and so on... I just can't support it.

The four physicians who reported concerns about Macchiarini also alleged that he did not get proper authorization from an ethics review board for the surgeries and failed to get informed consent from the patients.

OCTOBER 13 - 17 Neuroscience 2012 30,000 brain experts descend on New Orleans to cogitate on everything from the ethics of smart drugs to language exposure in the womb.

While Bruno claimed to have clearance from ethics officials and legal advice to back up his private work, the jurors said it was clear that wasn't true.

And they came away not liking what they heard during three weeks of testimony from ethics lawyers, Senate staffers, senators and assorted business partners of Bruno.

In his 2016 message, Cuomo expressed support for a constitutional convention because, as he said, «From ethics enforcement to the basic rules governing day - to - day business in Albany, the process of government in New York state is broken.»

And lastly, Rangel still faces fallout from the ethics woes that led to his 2010 censure by the House.

(The ties between the group and the governor have now drawn the attention of at least one prominent good - government group: The «unique relationship,» as NYPIRG's Blair Horner called it Tuesday morning, is potentially problematic from an ethics standpoint and should be officially disclosed.)

«From an ethics standpoint, she was a good lady and a hard worker, and from a demographics perspective, she was a Latina woman running against another woman.»

Lawmakers and Gov. Andrew Cuomo are haggling out the finer points of a slate of issues ranging from ethics reform to funding a hate crimes task force and procurement reform.

«an employee should seek advice from an ethics official before participating in any matter in which her impartiality could be questioned»