professional ethic

But the dominant professional ethic to do right by patients kept most from exploiting the system.

The group may provide guidelines for behaviour such as a professional ethic or a code of conduct.

Chapter three discusses the military mind and military professional ethic.

"Parachute" is a job-hunting guide for believers in the professional ethic.

He knows Danny is dangerous yet, caught in a professional ethic that calls for understanding and assistance, he won't act on the knowledge.

Specifically, he believes introducing the scientific method and a professional ethic to business holds tremendous promise.

He also spoke of the lack of a "professional ethic" governing debate and dissent within the agency.

The flip side of the professional ethic is that employees have no obligation to stick with jobs or organizations that don't make them happy.

The professional ethic gives employees more freedom, flexibility and respect, but it also gives them more responsibility for their destinies.

As South Africa's oldest and longest big cat contact centre, they strive to maintain the highest level of safety and professional ethic.

The broken ringers both sported offended the professional ethic of the FBI, but Murray decided to pass on that.

Bissinger spoke eloquently of the allure of sports, then tore into the professional ethic that has infected even pre-Little League levels of competition.

Later, in a round-table discussion with instructors, Don M. Snider, a political science professor and retired colonel, speaks of a professional ethic under siege by a changing world.

The Organization Man's loyalty ethic would be replaced by what Charles Heck-scher, a scholar of labor studies at Rutgers University, has called the "professional ethic."

"According to the devadasis themselves there exists a devadasi 'way of life' or 'professional ethic' (vritti, murai) but not a devadasi jāti (sub-caste).

Becker was not in the Legion chain of command, being privately employed by Phule, and was therefore doubly constrained from relaying information ... both by military procedure and by his professional ethic as a butler.

In order to keep professional ethic, it cannot discover to third party without consent of the client unless limited specified situations mentioned in ISA 230 Documentation and required by law, the examples are court order, for public interest and so on.

Unlike physicians or lawyers, the professional ethic of industrial managers is to serve and promote growth of corporate stakeholders, who have diverse or even conflicting interests: financial shareholders or creditors, customers, suppliers, employees and citizens of communities or nations affected by corporate decisions.