Sentences with phrase «member of an ethics»

It's a little harder to trust him after some key members of the ethics committee were booted.

Nothing is ever said between members of the ethics committee.»

Conducting clinical trials in the midst of the Ebola outbreak will be «challenging, «writes Peter Smith, an epidemiologist at the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine and one of the members of the ethics panel.

The fourth member of the ethics group is no stranger to Slaw.

Not only are they unlikely to think that, but the investigators and members of ethics committees routinely tell me that they get clearer responses and hearings proceed more smoothly when a lawyer has counsel.

Not exact matches

The board is made up of eight members from computer science, policing, ethics, privacy and law enforcement backgrounds.

The advantage of working with a family member is that you know his or her work rate and have a lifetime's worth of knowledge to ensure you are partnering with someone whose work ethic mirrors your own.

Your board mandate should address vision, mission, strategy and operational plans; program delivery and operations; risk identification and management; finances (budgets, investments, use of donations, etc.); government filings and reporting; values, ethics, reputation and integrity; key policies and procedures; and communication and accountability to members and stakeholders.

A code of business ethics usually doesn't stand alone, it works in conjunction with a company's mission statement and more specific policies about conduct to give employees, partners, vendors, and outsiders an idea of what the company stands for and how it's members should conduct themselves.

Members of Congress are allowed to actively invest in individual firms as long as it's not based on non-public information, even with ethics protections like the STOCK Act in place.

White House ethics lawyers ordinarily pore over presidents» tax forms each years (and those of cabinet members and nominees) to make sure there are no emoluments problems.

In addition to regulating these code of ethics and the quality of the photography photographers will produce, PPA also provides liability insurance for photographers who are members of their organization.

From there an online group was born, one that officially claimed to promote ethics in video - game journalism, although a faction of its members dedicated their collective energy to viciously harassing Quinn and her supporters online.

«They may not share information [about their estate], because they think it might negatively impact their child's work ethic or because of confidentiality — if they think their children might talk about it with their friends or other family members,» said Connie Torabian, senior vice president and market trust director for U.S. Trust, who works exclusively with high - net - worth clients.

In fact, the boards followed most of the accepted standards for board operations: Members showed up for meetings; they had lots of personal money invested in the company; audit committees, compensation committees, and codes of ethics were in place; the boards weren't too small, too big, too old, or too young.

One - by - one, members of the House of Commons» Standing Committee on Access to Information, Privacy and Ethics questioned Massingham and Silvester's credibility and ethics.

It's based on «the best elements» of Peter Lougheed and Ralph Klein's legacies and rejects the «liberal drift» and «questionable ethics» that forced Wildrose members out of the Progressive Conservative party years ago.

Our members may use the REALTOR ® trademark, which identifies them as a real estate professional who subscribes to a strict code of professional ethics.

It is worth noting that Judge Miner's inability to parse that distinction was not shared by the New York State Task Force on Life and the Law, a twenty - four member commission appointed by Governor Cuomo in 1985 to advise on questions of biomedical ethics.

If they live their faith, I bet by and large, they are contributing members of society who place emphasis on good work ethic, honesty, education, family and kindness.

Now he reviews a new book on ethics and writes,» [The author] agrees with what now seems to be a near - consensus among philosophers that «speciesism» - the view that we are entitled to take theinterests of animals less seriously than we take human interests, simply because humans are members of our species - is not a morally defensible position.»

McDaniel, a member of the Working Area of the Church and Society Sub-unit of WCC, wrote two papers for WCC consultations, one of which was on the conceptual foundations of a life - centered ethic, and the other on a life - centered understanding of God.

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.

At the 1993 Parliament, most members of the Assembly signed a document called «Toward a Global Ethic.»

Last fall I was a member of a small team of scholars and health - care professionals that was sent by the Park Ridge Center, Park Ridge, Illinois (an institute that studies the interrelations of health, faith and ethics), to look at medicine, religion and ethics in China.

Pastors must function not only as initiators and facilitators of member participation in decision - making, but — even more important — as interpreters of issues from the perspective of Christian faith and ethics.

The social ethic for family members found in a household rule provides only general guidelines for the ordering of relationships grounded in equality in Christ.

Although the old exclusivism dies hard, it is clear that many members of the Churches of Christ are diligent in the effort to bring the tradition into clear dialogue with current issues in theology and ethics.

Both the books, For All Life, which Leonard Swidler edited, and Testing the Global Ethic, which Peggy Morgan and I edited, include comments on the global ethic from members of several world religEthic, which Peggy Morgan and I edited, include comments on the global ethic from members of several world religethic from members of several world religions.

An energy study panel of 120 members was assembled, representing a wide array of disciplines: theology, ethics, labor, energy industries, technical sciences, social sciences, economics, and environmental and consumer interests.

To the extent that seminaries imitate what American higher education expects of faculty members, they will require that faculty members be scholar teachers within the parameters of a specialized field, such as social ethics, or New Testament, or American religious history.

Is an ethic of confidentiality an issue only for ordained clergy, or is it also an issue for all members who take a leadership role within the church?

Although members may no longer sanction the sexual ethics of earlier generations, congregations continue to act on those values through the way they organize their activities.

In 2007, for example, the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG) published an ethics - committee opinion denying its members the right of conscience against abortion:

Fifa's Belgian executive committee member, Michel D'Hooghe, has been cleared of ethics breaches over the gift of a painting from Russia's 2018 World Cup bid and accusations he tried to secure a job in Qatar for the son of a friend --(Guardian)

«On May 24 2011, Fifa executive committee member and Concacaf general secretary Chuck Blazer reported to Fifa secretary general Jerome Valcke possible violations of the Fifa code of ethics allegedly committed by officials,» a Fifa statement read.

The ethics committee are bound by their rules to investigate any complaint by an executive committee member under article 16 of the ethics code.

«It is our hope that the association will succeed not only in promoting a high standard of ethics and professionalism among its members, but also in advocating for the interests of its members as they navigate working relationships with promoters, fighters, managers, and the many other professionals who populate the sport of MMA.»

He became a key member of the Blues» side, until José Mourinho turned up and doubted his work ethic.

He is a member of British Cycling's regional commission, chair of the technical commission, chair of the sports ethics commission and has also served on British Cycling's appeals panel.

What are the markers of an NCB cult member vs someone with a DIY ethic but no medical background who believes and repeats statements like «hospitals can deal with emergencies better but emergencies are less likely to happen at home so the risk evens out»?

An ethics claim is an objection that can be filed against a DONA International certified doula or DONA member in which the doula is accused of behavior that violated DONA International's Standards of Practice and / or Code of Ethics.

Ethics Violations Allegations of violation to this code of ethics brought - forth on any good - standing member of the IACSC should be submitted in writing to the IACSC Ethics Committee.

Thirty - One is a proud member of the Direct Selling Association, www.directselling411.com and abides by their code of ethics.

Thirty - One Gifts is a proud member of the Direct Selling Association and abides by their code of ethics.

MSF's decision to refuse funding from the EU and Member States is an example of the organisation's humanitarian «ethic of refusal» in action.

Gov. Andrew Cuomo plans to barnstorm the state and deploy various members of his cabinet in an all - out effort to pass his three major agenda items by the end of June: a 2 percent property tax cap, the legalization of gay marriage and an ethics overhaul.

«This is comical coming from the Conference of Dean Skelos that has continuously blocked ethics reforms and has multiple members under investigation,» said Senate Democratic spokesman Mike Murphy.

«I have represented members of the United States Congress, military commanders in ethics investigations and never before have I not been given the charges that have been placed against my client and never before have I been told that I'm not allowed to investigate it.»

He recently brought together several member of the Oxford faculty who specialize in humanitarian ethics and just war theory with twelve humanitarian agencies to try to understand the moral problems these agencies face and give them ethical frameworks that can be applied in the field.