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• The ethical code of many indigenous races tends toward evil or neutral.
• No one has accused McGreevey of violating any laws or ethical codes.
• However, DHS doctors say professional ethical codes forbid them from taking part.
• Confucianism also is an honored school of thought and ethical codes.
• -new ethical codes with input by church people and consumer groups;
• "There is an ethical code we adhere to, " he said.
• By 1905, the AAPA's first ethical codes were formulated to educate its members.
• Islam has rules of etiquette and an ethical code involving every aspect of life.
• Their religious beliefs extended to the field where they adhered to strict ethical codes.
• She has her own gray area of ethical code ."
• She's big-boned and bighearted, with a scrupulous ethical code and a childlike capacity for wonder.
• The American Medical Association has ethical codes that prohibit doctors from taking part in executions.
• CEPIC speaks up for ethical codes and for the rights of photographers and Picture Agencies.
• The Jewish Written Torah and Oral Torah comprise the earliest and best preserved ethical code.
• Media organisations, particularly advertisers, should adopt ethical codes in portraying women fairly, accurately and realistically.
• Another theme is confidentiality and this is an important principle in many nursing ethical codes.
• Finding a communal ethical code that doesn't interfere with personal liberties is very difficult to legislate.
• These bodies commonly established codes of conduct and ethical codes for the guidance of their members.
• This ethical code is considered by followers to have been given by Ayyavazhi scriptures to mankind.
• That prompted Finn to note historical instances in which religiously inspired actions violated obvious ethical codes.