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Meanings of ethical in English
Synonyms
Examples for "moral"
Examples for "moral"
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In this way only can France recover the moral leadership of Europe.
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Let us therefore set the creature free, thus demonstrating our moral superiority.
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Schell makes a good case for moral progress in his new book.
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Our message today was there's no moral victories, come back to work.
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It was the moral imperative: Someone Is In Pain: Therefore You Help.
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I don't know which to wish you: safety or an honorable fight.
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Dedicated, honorable, committed to truth without religious suspicion, censure, or judgment, yes.
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They spent an hour developing a new proposal, one far more honorable.
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How honorable was it for him to have another family? Khalid said.
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In fact, Xavier's conduct could have been seen as honest, even honorable.
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She continued: I came to Malawi seven years ago with honourable intentions.
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Or just consign him even more brutally to an honourable second place?
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This is an honourable request and I agree to it without hesitation.
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The Independent, in this company, has played an honourable and valuable role.
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What was honourable pride in Johnson was, indeed, simple arrogance in Savage.
Usage of ethical in English
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I mean, and this leads to a really thorny ethical question, right?
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He refused to let people's political and ethical concerns set his agenda.
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I can't decide if that's an ethical question or a legal question.
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The results are discussed and reasoned from a public health ethical perspective.
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Ideas takes another look at banking, and its ethical basis in particular.
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AIB's ethical and business policies are readily available and easy to understand.
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Good for the animals, but where do we draw the ethical line?
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A list of ethical questions we enumerated earlier are also of concern.
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John Ditchfield: There are numerous ethical funds and strategies with good performance.
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The ethical issue of justification has become an urgent issue in radiology.
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Johnson says that links present the thorniest ethical problem in Web publishing.
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The role of Forex regulation is to guarantee fair, ethical business behaviour.
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The Green Party said the investments fit within the current ethical guidelines.
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Buying stocks selected on ethical grounds may not lead to similar outperformance.
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But while safety is yet to be determined, ethical questions are emerging.
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The price looks good, but you are an ethical Irish Times reader.
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Ethical across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
South Africa
Common
Ireland
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