It is rumored that workers there are treated more ethically.
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Our modern wars are more ethically and technologically complicated every day.
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They also indicated that they desired women to behave more ethically than men.
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Do you think public shaming is effective at getting people to act more ethically?
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But few Western powers openly embrace this right, voluntarily adopting more ethically demanding rules of engagement.
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The effective altruism movement, built by millennials, is part of this trend toward living more ethically.
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The more Jason works to navigate this weird middle ground, the more ethically questionable stuff he does.
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I've been wanting to switch my concealer for a while to a brand I'm more ethically comfortable with.
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But, we also need to hold ourselves responsible as shoppers, and that means making more ethically conscious buying decisions.
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Regulation Best Interest, like the suitability standard before it, seems calculated to reward more ethically flexible financial services professionals.
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But we still expect those who provide health care to behave more ethically than the average member of society.
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Paradoxically, that makes Pullman's work all the more ethically powerful, all the more emotionally moving, and all the more true.
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People are still wary of discussing the more ethically fraught elements of biological engineering, such as gene drives and human enhancement.
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There's now a cheaper, more ethically sourced option for diamond lovers – though not every diamond retailer is sold on the idea.
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Some might think of this process simply as assimilation into a different culture, but it is far more ethically complicated than that.
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But retailers' efforts to clean up supply chains will have little impact unless consumers in India demand more ethically produced goods, analysts say.
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The same research could also be a tremendous help to humans, but it's more ethically fraught and discussing it makes him a little anxious.
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These are important opportunities for members of Congress to extract promises from Zuckerberg to run his company more ethically and responsibly in the future.
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Democratic norms will improve, business practices will become cleaner, investors will then feel safer and governments will feel under increasing pressure to act more ethically.
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But as more consumers demand shrimp that is sustainable and more ethically raised, the number of overseas farms with good practices will most likely increase.
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But the certified B-corp isn&apost just committed to creating more ethically made baubles, it&aposs also doing its best to be eco-friendly.
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We've been trying to shop more ethically and sustainably in the last few years, which is incredibly hard when it comes to clothing (among other things).
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But the program also had a grimmer, more ethically fraught component—collecting sex workers' DNA in hopes of identifying their bodies should they wind up dead.
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When most people think organic organic they're usually thinking about the virtues of the produce itself, it has more flavor and is generally more ethically produced.
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As we hold the fashion industry more accountable towards improving its sustainability practices, we also need to hold ourselves responsible for making more ethically conscious shopping decisions.
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Keeping it a secret is only "the right thing to do" if you believe that unverified blackmail and vicious rumour are more ethically acceptable than sunlight and truth.
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It's not cut and dry and there's actual tactics and a style involved and, I think, from what I see, Justin's style is a bit more ethically correct.
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There's also the more ethically comfortable idea of asexual reproduction, which would involve planting biophores on habitable—but uninhabited—worlds, where they could start a new riff on Earth life.
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The next step is to allow interoperability between services, so that users can easily switch between providers, shifting to firms that offer better financial terms or treat customers more ethically.
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Not only could the app help low-income people save money and shop more ethically, but widespread awareness of unjust working conditions could help improve workers' rights around the world.
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Some of the ways that Goldner said Hasbro's method of "customer immersion" has contributed to business include a push to make more ethically sourced, sustainable products packaged with biodegradable plastics.
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UBS expects these values to continue providing a competitive advantage for the brand in domestic and international markets as consumers, particularly millennials, become more ethically conscious in their spending choices.
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Its was one of many investigations into banking culture, launched in the hope that by forcing bankers to behave more ethically, the debacles of the past might be avoided in future.
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In a totally ridiculous but effective twist, Rhoades's wife, Wendy (Maggie Siff), works for Axe as the hedge fund's house shrink, a job more ethically dicey than that of any bond trader.
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In fact, Anonymous's book promises to be an even more ethically compromised account than Wolff's Fire and Fury and Siege or Woodward's Fear, which are notorious for their thin and difficult-to-parse sourcing.
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Should users be allowed to sue and Apple is found to operate a monopoly in violation of the Clayton Antitrust Act, it could apply pressure on other companies to behave more ethically, Bergmeyer argued.
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Once you specify the gene you're looking to disable (no adding genes yet — that's more difficult and more ethically dubious), Synthego generates the "guide" RNA strand needed to take the CRISPR molecules to their targets.
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That's why Flourish has gravitated toward businesses like Aspiration, which helps people bank more ethically — promoting sustainable investment portfolios and offering pay-your-own-fee for services; and Propel, which helps American consumers manage their public assistance benefits.
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Street Scene What do you do if you are IBM, supposedly one of the most reliable of blue-chip companies, and you want to acquire another company that is, shall we say, a little more ethically and morally challenged?
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For example, according to one survey, published last year in the journal Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin, people generally had the notion that those with power should act more ethically than those without but in truth act less ethically.
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That we can spend maybe $5 more in order to shop more ethically, though, is rarely mentioned, nor is the fact that vintage, charity shops, and clothing swaps are also perfectly legitimate ways to shop sustainably without breaking the bank.
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A company that is truly gunning to be more sustainable also knows that, will acknowledge it, and furthermore will be happy to offer up an executive who will talk candidly about the challenges and imperfections of their efforts to do things more ethically.
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But I simply refuse to believe that a woman helping other people through emotional and psychological crises — not to mention her other, more ethically questionable activities — would choose to end her day by squeezing her legs into the sausage casings that are skinny jeans.
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They're using software to help teach how to invest more ethically in any asset, to ship any item for less and faster, to unlock the collaboration potential of design teams, to enhance the cancer patient experience and to make sure users never have to order office supplies again.
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There are sensible reasons behind this; the University of Southampton, in line with recent studies, states (not implausibly) that it offers the opportunity to study law through a literary prism of Shakespeare, Dickens, Kafka and others in order to "help law students to become more ethically astute practitioners".
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For Zuckerberg, a man who often says a lot without saying anything at all, there's no hesitation: between a smaller but potentially more ethically run version of Facebook, and the larger, more profitable one that's been implicated in data breaches, discrimination, radicalization, electioneering, and genocide, he picks the latter.
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It's easy to see that Warren's debate performances might not only be the catalyst needed to push more companies to behave more ethically toward their employees and release them from inappropriate NDAs, but also serve as a form of solidarity to women who have been taken advantage of in the past.
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Decades before a convention eventually signed by more than 190 nations outlawed chemical weapons, Dr. Ketchum argued that recreational drugs favored by the counterculture could be used humanely to befuddle small units of enemy troops, and that a psychedelic "cloud of confusion" could stupefy whole battlefield regiments more ethically than the lethal explosions and flying steel of conventional weapons.
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Sen. Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Warren offers plan to repeal 1994 crime law authored by Biden Panel: Jill Biden's campaign message MORE (D-Mass.) on Tuesday called Labor Secretary Alexander AcostaAlex Alexander AcostaThree more Epstein accusers sue estate Barr removes prisons chief after Epstein death Feds face mounting pressure over Epstein's death MORE "ethically compromised and unfit to serve" after a non-prosecution agreement for Jeffrey Epstein that he oversaw reentered the news.
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She perjures herself in court, and Thomas spurns her after learning of her deceit, but ultimately they fall in love and Thomas promises to act more ethically from now on.
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Prisoners can consent, although their consent cannot be said to be completely voluntary due to their compromised and dependent status. Their status as imprisoned human subjects becomes even more ethically problematic when investigators offer incentives such as parole, phone calls, or objects that are normally unavailable to prisoners.
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But Harris is critical of the stance of moral relativism, and also of what he calls "the false choice of pacifism." In another controversial passage, he compares the ethical questions raised by collateral damage and judicial torture during war. He concludes that collateral damage is more ethically troublesome. "If we are unwilling to torture, we should be unwilling to wage modern war," Harris concludes.
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Kaul also served as the alternate governor of Asian development bank (ADB), World Bank (WB) and International Monetary Fund (IMF). Kaul was the chairman of the SEBI appointed committee which oversaw the implementation and facilitation of the SEBI Mutual Funds regulations, 1996. The committee helped the trustees of Mutual funds to best perform their role, so that the mutual funds could be managed more ethically and responsibly. He was the Indian Ambassador to the United States from 1986 to 1989.
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Wenonah Hauter, How the USDA Cowers to the Poultry Industry, AlterNet, 2014.02.20 A common practice among hatcheries for egg-laying hens is the culling of newly hatched male chicks since they do not lay eggs and do not grow fast enough to be profitable for meat. There are plans to more ethically destroy the eggs before the chicks are hatched, using "in-ovo" sex determination. Chickens are often stunned before slaughter using carbon dioxide or electric shock in a water bath.
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Later, he would attract a following among adherents of more ethically-compatible traditions such as the Anabaptists and the house church movement. Similar political ideas to Ellul's appear in the writings of a corresponding friend of his, the American William Stringfellow, and long-time admirer Vernard Eller, author of Christian Anarchy. Ellul identified the State and political power as the Beast in the Book of Revelation. Jacques Ellul discusses anarchy on a few pages in The Ethics of Freedom and in more detail within his later work, Anarchy & Christianity.
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Specialist consultancies have been set up to help multinational companies and small and medium enterprises with a commitment to anti-corruption to trade more ethically and benefit from compliance with the law. Contracts based on or involving the payment or transfer of bribes ("corruption money", "secret commissions", "pots-de-vin", "kickbacks") are void.International principle of law Trans- Lex.org In 2012, The Economist noted: In addition, a survey conducted by auditing firm Ernst & Young (EY) in 2012 found that 15 percent of top financial executives are willing to pay bribes in order to keep or win business.
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In 2019 Antonio A. Casilli, a French sociologist, criticized artificial intelligence and virtual assistants in particular in the following way: At a first level the fact that the consumer provides free data for the training and improvement of the virtual assistant, often without knowing it, is ethically disturbing. But at a second level, it might be even more ethically disturbing to know how these AIs are trained with this data. This artificial intelligence is trained via neural networks, which require a huge amount of labelled data. However, this data needs to be labelled through a human process, which explains the rise of microwork in the last decade.
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Moneyball, one of the first Australian DFS services, was also established by former Fairfax Media employees James Fitzgerald and Rax Huq; the company secured $1.8 million in series A funding. Fitzgerald noted that the sports betting industry in Australia had brought in $900 million in yearly revenue and that DFS was "a more ethically and morally preferred means of partnership with a bookmaker." In September 2015, DraftKings and FanDuel expanded their offerings into competitive video gaming; FanDuel acquired the e-sports focused DFS service AlphaDraft (which FanDuel planned to operate as an independent brand), while DraftKings added contests for the 2015 League of Legends World Championship.
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They also refer to several cases where memory implantation studies have been cited in court and contributed to convictions being overturned. Thompson and Jackson propose a modified version of the suggestions from Herrmann and Yoder and say that methods for being more ethically aware when doing research with children have to be developed. Also Westcott agrees with the general concerns about researchers having to take extra care when working with children. In their responding article to all the commentaries Yoder and Herrmann again question whether memory implantation research with children is necessary and conclude that ethical guidelines should be put in place by Society for Applied Research in Memory and Cognition (SARMAC).
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Various aspects of the significance of religious values have been considered with respect to novels,The Ethical & Religious Value of the Novel Ramsden Balmforh - History - 2009 - 242 pages their relevance to a particular religious group (the Jains for instance or Latin Americans),Jains in the world: religious values and ideology in India John E. Cort - Religion - 2001 - 267Understanding Latin Americans: with special reference to religious values... By Eugene Albert and in relation to human society.essay Dalai Lama Religions influence areas of living in society such a how they treat money. Money is used more ethically by religious adherents than those who are not. Care of the environment is also a religious moral based on values of creation.
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Additionally, although the goal in utility to provide a larger social benefit may be justified as worthy, a more ethically sourced incentive would be projects not looking for an opportunity to impose a social hierarchy through cooperation, but more-so for the sake of truly assisting recipients. The intent of cooperation is not necessarily a reason for failure, but the very nature of different aspirations towards defining virtues which exist in direct context with respective societies. In this way a disconnect may be perceived among those imposing their virtues onto ethnic groups interpreting them. The Center for Global Development have published a review essay of the existing literature studying the relationship between Aid and public institutions.
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Four years after the spectacular 1000 Genomes Project hoped to call in a new era of precision medicine (PM), some opinion leaders have spoken up for reassessing the value of patient participation to be seen as a driver of PM. The Chancellor of the University of California, San Francisco, for instance, wrote an editorial in Science Translational Medicine calling for an amendment to the social contract to boost patient participation, citing a historical precedent: "We need only look back to the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV)/AIDS epidemic during the 1980s to experience the power of patient advocacy combined with the dogged pursuit of scientific discovery and translation; clearly, motivated patients and scientists as well as their advocates can influence political, scientific, and regulatory agendas to drive advances in health." In 2011 a seminal paper on the topic came out written by Hood and Friend. A second success story is that of the patient John W. Walsh, who founded Alphanet, which has funnelled tens of millions of dollars into research on chronic obstructive pulmonary disease or COPD. A more ethically ambivalent development involving patient-funded research involves so-called named patient programs and expanded access.
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