Examples of using Ethical code in English and their translations into Greek
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This is the ethical code of Scientology, the code one uses not because he has to
She violated every conceivable moral and ethical code because she thought that life had cheated her out of the happiness she deserves.
We feel that an ethical code of conduct on arms exports should not be dictated by the needs of the European defence industry.
namely the enshrinement of a kind of ethical code, is undoubtedly welcome.
Confidentiality is one of the most important elements of the ethical code of the field of psychology.
The fact you won't sleep with Hanna because it violates some Victorian ethical code makes me respect you a little.
Neither as an ethical code nor as a religion has Christianity any point of contact with……… things as they actually are.
They suggested a voluntary ethical code of conduct for robotic researchers
It also requires psychologists to abide by the ethical code of the country in which they practice.
helped write the Israeli military's ethical code.
Teaching or coercing people to be moral means making them obey that ethical code.
An Association's ethical code should cover all aspects of the professional behaviour of its members.
I do not think that we will succeed in adopting a European ethical code in the field of marketing and advertising.
and which have an ethical code, but let us not be naive.
requirement on psychologists to organise their activities in accord with the Ethical Code.
of James m. Mcgill, the state bar intends to prove the following violations of the ethical code.
repeated violation of the ethical code.
the existence of a complete ethical code in which all the different human values are allotted their due place.".
It was founded over 12 days ago with a firm ethical code that strictly states benefits to players is detrimentalized to their well being.
Enterprise ethics goes past just a ethical code of proper and mistaken;