Newton’s law for the natural world seems to apply to the decision-making world as well — for every action there is an equal ...

Situational ethics holds that decisions depend on specific contexts rather than fixed rules. For example, most consider lying to be unethical, but in certain circumstances, it might be justified.

Pursuit of the University at Buffalo mission of teaching, research, and public service requires a shared commitment to ethical conduct in all university ... obligation to be objective and impartial in ...

Ethics in the workplace refers to the moral principles and standards that guide behavior and decision-making in a ...

Challenging operating environments are never fun to lead in, regardless of an executive’s or board’s experience having done ...

These Islamic principles, which are considered when issuing decrees and approving laws in regards to 'newly emerged' queries, can be used for decision-making ... religion, ethics and law ...

In early January, Committee on Government Operations and Military Affairs introduced and passed H.1 to protect the separation ...

The central question that now echoes through both the halls of research labs and the corridors of power is this: Can ...

In making ethical decisions this is sometimes called the ... not consequences. The two main principles were that if your actions were realized they would be good for everyone and also that people ...