Sentences with phrase «own ethical transgressions»

Atlanta (CNN)- A top - tier rabbi and expert in Jewish law and ethics is now under the microscope for what many see as his own ethical transgressions.

To quote Dicker's item: «Kolb has repeatedly and conspicuously refused to criticize Silver since becoming the Assembly's GOP leader in 2009 despite a series of scandals and allegations of ethical transgressions including the speaker's highly controversial approval of a secret $ 100,000 - plus settlement paid to female staff members of former Brooklyn Assemblyman Vito Lopez, whom they accused of sexual harassment.

New Jersey: After several weeks of being pilloried by Republicans over alleged ethical transgressions, incumbent Robert Menendez is fighting back with an ad that says state Sen. Tom Kean, Jr. (R) «conspired with a corrupt politician to smear Bob Menendez.»

And both are dogged by questions about possible ethical transgressions.

Kolb has repeatedly and conspicuously refused to criticize Silver since becoming the Assembly's GOP leader in 2009 despite a series of scandals and allegations of ethical transgressions including the speaker's highly controversial approval of a secret $ 100,000 - plus settlement paid to female staff members of former Brooklyn Assemblyman Vito Lopez, whom they accused of sexual harassment.

Announcements of corruption charges no longer surprise anyone in New York, where at least 12 sitting or former state lawmakers have been arrested, convicted or sanctioned, or have resigned, after a host of ethical transgressions in the past two years alone.

Finally, it seems, ethical transgressions like this one won't be treated so lightly.

(In a rational political state, the Aqueduct report, coming so close to Election Day, would be devastating to Brooklyn's Sampson, who has wrung up one ethical transgression after another and fumbled his way through last year's Senate coup.

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said Thursday that there must be «accountability» in cases of ethical transgressions.

Washington (CNN)- House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said Thursday - in response to a question about New York Rep. Charlie Rangel - that there must be «accountability» and «transparency» in cases of ethical transgressions.

Further, it is unfortunate that many other countries do not have an oversight body like the ORI to help police ethical transgressions (Canada, the United Kingdom, Germany, Denmark, Finland, and India, among others, do have investigative organizations).

Lockerby links directly to Gleick's online confession, so there's no possibility that he is unaware of the full extent of these ethical transgressions.

Some states are completely silent on the issue, but no state would prohibit you from reporting ethical transgressions.

Legal or ethical transgressions (some employers will not share this information for the same reasons mentioned above)

The results in both the studies were consistent and showed that men reported a greater indifference to ethical transgressions than women.

Based on the two studies, the results indicate that ␣ among male consumers, the dismissing participants reported the greatest overall indifference to ethical transgressions and the secure participants expressed the most ethical beliefs.

The illegal profit subscale described the most severe ethical transgressions, and for both men and women, the secure participants were less apt than the other participants to report a willingness to transgress.

Not exact matches

For our analytical thought, sin was of two sorts, ritual and ethical; but it is highly dubious that any such distinction existed in early times — each was a transgression of the will of God.

But that would make sin a juridical matter; it would be no more than an external transgression of a commandment, and it would make nonsense of all our ethical standards.

And never mind that an administration that has cut as many ethical corners as this one — especially regarding campaign - finance regulations and related transgressions — long ago forfeited all presumption to the public's trust.

From the ethical perspective, I don't see any transgression in what Orrick is offering other firms — subject to all the usual safeguards and checks against conflicts, breaching confidentiality, maintaining Chinese walls, etc..