Examples of using Ethical values in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Ethical values are derived from human need and interest as tested by experience.
have all emphasized differentiation of good from evil and higher ethical values.
Whereas these ethical values and principles have been the bedrock of society from the dawn of civilization,
skills, and ethical values needed for a career in the law.
skills, and ethical values needed for a career.
From the time of Confucius, the Analects have strongly influenced the philosophy and ethical values of China and, later, other East Asian countries.
Waxman said he applies Jewish ethical values to his congressional service.
The psalmist is not simply listing four ethical values, but apparently responding to a practical political problem.”.
is through the history, civilization, ethical values and shared experiences of the Jewish people.
Buddhism, Judaism, Christianity, and others, have all emphasized differentiation of good from evil and higher ethical values.
Thus, while Buddhism certainly teaches ethical values, the individual is left considerable freedom in his moral comportment,
one that strives towards excellence in education, ethical values, and national leadership.
practical skills and ethical values, which can be successfully implemented in international careers.
the“display of the highest ideals, morals and ethical values.”.
is about achieving organizational excellence in ways that honor ethical values.
only if it is used as a way to express higher ethical values.
We would like our students to leave our school with a‘good heart', sound ethical values and a sense of responsibility combined with the academic and social skills that enable them to make a successful transition into secondary education.
creativity, and ethical values they need to flourish in a rapidly changing,
the“display of the highest ideals, morals and ethical values.”.
Our aim is that our pupils leave our school with a good heart, sound ethical values and a sense of responsibility combined with the academic and social skills that enable them to make a successful transition into secondary education.