A formal ethics complaint was filed against Echols, then serving as Oxendine's campaign manager, alleging that his Gold Dome Consulting firm improperly benefited from TeenPact volunteers.
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The Washington-based Ethics Resource Center late last year published ! the results of a national survey that showed a growing percentage of companies now have formal ethics programs in place.
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Although he was responsible for the establishment of the first temporary committee on ethics in the House, he was not named to the first formal ethics committee when it was formed.
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Formal ethics has a definition of " relevantly similar " actions that imposes certain consistency constraints, but does not have a definition of " morally relevant properties ".
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Aviv reported that Syngenta has criticized Hayes'science and conduct in press releases, letters to the editor, and through a formal ethics complaint filed at University of California-Berkeley.
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Formal ethics is similar to ethical formalism in that it focuses on formal features of moral judgments, but is distinct in that the system of formal ethics is explicitly ( and intentionally ) incomplete.
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Formal ethics is similar to ethical formalism in that it focuses on formal features of moral judgments, but is distinct in that the system of formal ethics is explicitly ( and intentionally ) incomplete.
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Wadel monitors the formal ethics complaints against the speaker over his book deal and other matters, but Gingrich's personal attorney is the one who handles them because they relate to his non-official duties.
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Within the system of formal ethics, an imperative is taken to represent a preference rather than a demand ( called " anti-modal " view, because an underline doesn't behave like a modal operator ).
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Those now clamoring for a change in the House ethics rule say the awareness by lawmakers that they are unlikely to face any formal ethics ! sgrutiny has contributed to a lax atmosphere as evidenced by a rising number of incidents.
