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Meanings of social ethics in English
Russian
социоэтика Spanish
ética social Synonyms
Examples for "institutional ethics"
Examples for "institutional ethics"
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Materials and methods: This prospective study was approved by the institutional ethics committee.
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Materials and methods: Patients gave written informed consent for this institutional ethics committee-approved study.
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Materials and methods: All patients gave written informed consent for this institutional ethics committee-approved study.
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Methods: The local institutional ethics committee approved this retrospective analysis of 301 consecutive PCa patients.
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Aim: The American Academy of Pediatrics statement on institutional ethics committees highlights the importance of paediatric ethics consultation.
Usage of social ethics in English
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Our social ethics tend to agree, but only to a point.
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In 1902 he became professor of political and social ethics at Columbia University.
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The spread of social ethics among the medical profession is cause for great rejoicing.
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It is rather a state ritual, or a scheme of personal and social ethics.
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This is social ethics, and modern as well as ancient ethicists deal with it.
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So I spoke very briefly, saying something of what I think about social ethics.
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He was all these things; he was rooted and grounded in citizenship, in social ethics.
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Both are intended to highlight the importance of a social ethics approach to genetic engineering.
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His works in prose comprise such subjects as literary criticism, education, theology, and social ethics.
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David's social ethics were not quite up to the standard even of his own times.
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Sooner or later every community has to wrestle with the question of social ethics, or fail.
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For Neibuhr, coercion is a necessary element of social ethics, enforcing reasonableness on society and its members.
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And he called us muckers and declared we were ignorant of the first principles of social ethics.
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Into whole labyrinths of social ethics Mr Benson's thoughts wandered, when his sister entered suddenly and abruptly.
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Each is a collection of social ethics and guidelines that partially define the religion to which it belongs.
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But even so, will the minister consent to be without voice or program in the shaping of social ethics?
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Social ethics through the time
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