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• Dash rebuffed criticism for receiving $ 400 an hour as an ethics consultant for Starr.
• In 2011, Kamm was elected to the American Academy of Arts and Sciences as an ethics consultant.
• Ms . Herb is a lawyer and ethics consultant to a group of health and social-service providers in Brooklyn.
• Father Lambert, former dean of the theology school, is a medical ethics consultant to Austin and San Antonio medical centers.
• "It's an unofficial time clock, " said Janice Rogette, a privacy and ethics consultant in New York.
• Shamoo was then appointed to the Armed Forces Epidemiological Board ( AFEB ) of the United States Department of Defense as ethics consultant ( 2003 2004 ).
• Before joining the Harvard faculty in 2003, she was on the faculty of New York University and also worked as an ethics consultant for the World Health Organisation.
• An outside ethics consultant to train employees is to be selected by May 1 and a training curriculum and ethics survey are to be developed by June, officials said.
• Randy Pennington, an ethics consultant based in Dallas, said there was " a sense that moral and ethical values are not important " on the Web.
• New York-based Deloitte also decided to turn its corporate ethics consultants on itself, launching a thorough review of the company's own ethics policies and training.
• But Shirley Peterson, an ethics consultant in Los Angeles, finds value in the Government actions and guidelines that have spawned an increase in the number of ethics officers at corporations.
• Since that time, the Ethics Office has completed training for over 12, 000 city employees using a two-hour training designed by nationally recognized Ethics Consultant Firm, Navigant.
• In response to the hacking and " prom draft " scandals, the school hired an " ethics consultant " in June 2014, with hopes of restoring the school's reputation.
• The decision pins the directors between honoring a commitment to the former chief executive and risking further damage to the company's tattered reputation, said executive compensation specialists and corporate ethics consultants.
• A former member of the board of directors for the Jane Goodall Institute of Canada, Bowman is now an ethics consultant to Jane Goodall Institute Global and the founding president of the Canadian Ape Alliance.
• "The biggest mistake people make, " said Michael Rion, a business ethics consultant in West Hartford, Conn ., " is trying to rewrite policies to solve last month's problem ."
• But, said Laura Nash, a business ethics consultant and a senior research fellow at the Harvard Business School, " they cross the line to unethical when they deliberately misstate the situation to deceive the other side ."
• Keith Darcy, a former ethics consultant with Prudential Securities who is now a senior vice president with IBJ Schroder Bank and Trust, prefers values-based ethics because, he says, rules-based policies tend to be punitive and rudimentary.
• While still a young discipline with no explicit standards, individuals serving as research ethics consultants are expected to be familiar with research ethics and ethical analysis; knowledgeable about the applicable regulations, laws, and policies; and ideally also have some biomedical research experience and scientific expertise.
• Nan DeMars, an ethics consultant in Minneapolis, cited an Atlanta secretary who, trusting her boss, notarized a document for the sale of his wife's car without witnessing the wife's signature _ a breach of the law _ because he insisted it was hers.