Sentences with phrase «wonder about the ethics»

More than with her other artists, most of whom hold art degrees from places like UCLA and New York University, she wonders about the ethics of influencing Mullen's process, intentionally or otherwise.

There was a difficult legal issue of retrospectivity and we had been given only a 50/50 opinion of success when we started, so I constantly wondered about the ethics of what the case was putting the women through and whether we should advise them to stop.

Mike Cernovich wonders about the ethics of a law firm advertisement seeking talented attorneys to settle cases.

Here's the thing: While many investment apps give you the option of investing in stocks in ETFs (diversified bundles of stocks that combine low costs with high growth) you may be left wondering about the ethics and business practices of the companies you're investing in.

At one point, my advice for HR pros who were wondering about the ethics and legal exposure of digging around on candidate's social profiles was simple.

Because there are different stages to a pregnancy, many women who are not noticeably pregnant wonder about the ethics of not telling a hiring manager about their condition.

I recently saw this quote from an HR manager who receives a high volume of emails from job seekers, «I see some very questionable email addresses that make me wonder about the ethics, morality, and overall professionalism of the applicant.»

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We've been thinking a lot about the Pennsylvania legislature, wondering whether ethics reform will remain a priority.

I love everything about this company, from their designs, to their ethics, and to their founder's wonder - dog, Bodhi.

• Amy - Glenn recently wondered aloud about the ethics of posthumous privacy invasions but that hasn't stopped audience and critics from rallying around this one.

You have to wonder about the dangers, and ethics of this recreation.

If ABC finds out and does not discipline the HR person I would have doubts about their ethics and wonder if I should work there.

Going back to Ohanian's claims about the empowering strength of pseudonymity, I have since been wondering if separating a lawyer's online and its IRL persona (perhaps — I'm hearing you scoff — by creating two distinct sets of ethics rules) is not part of the answer.