Examples of using An ethics in English and their translations into Polish
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Official/political
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Programming
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Computer
Sort of. She's actually an ethics expert.
Now an ethics committee is gonna decide if he gets the operation.
Brenda went through an ethics inquiry when she was with the Atlanta P.D.
This discussion is for an ethics class at a women's college.
You are aware that it's an ethics class?
You have an ethics conference coming up.
That's a surprising notion coming from an ethics professor.
If he keeps nitpicking over everything like an ethics professor, wouldn't we use up too much of our energy?
The economy needs ethics in order to function correctly- not any ethics whatsoever, but an ethics which is people-centred.
I admire and respect you, and dragging you through an ethics trial is filling me with sadness.
medical research shall be examined by an ethics committee, set up in accordance with national procedures and/or by the competent authorities.
He thought I was playing him, and he pulled the trigger on an ethics hearing. It doesn't matter now,
Well, my belief is that it works because scientists are a community bound together by an ethics.
What I'm saying is that it's a better topic for an ethics class, or-or bio theory, but not biochemistry.
then that lawyer would face an ethics violation and disbarment.
Thank you for reminding me that I'm lying to a bunch of people that I really care about so I don't get fired on an ethics violation'cause I'm dating you.
consulted with your supervisor or an Ethics Commissioner.
It's a better topic for an ethics class, Um… or-or bio theory, but not biochemistry.
But it is not the job of a fighter pilot. for an ethics professor, and that might be fine Your class… You have turned him into a philosopher, Twice.
The revoking of it was justified solely by non-scientific reasons for example by the lack of agreement for this research from an ethics commission, by the lack of agreement of parents for taking blood samples from children, by not referring children for further research, etc.