ethical decision
[ɪˈθɪkəl dɪˈsɪʒən]
noun phrasepl: ethical decisions
decisão ética
1. A choice or judgment made based on moral principles and values, considering what is right or wrong
The CEO faced an ethical decision when discovering the company's environmental violations.
O CEO enfrentou uma decisão ética ao descobrir as violações ambientais da empresa.
2. A determination made in accordance with established moral standards and professional codes of conduct
As a doctor, she made the ethical decision to inform the patient about all treatment options.
Como médica, ela tomou a decisão ética de informar ao paciente sobre todas as opções de tratamento.
3. A deliberate choice that prioritizes moral integrity over personal gain or convenience
Making an ethical decision sometimes means sacrificing immediate profit for long-term integrity.
Tomar uma decisão ética às vezes significa sacrificar lucro imediato pela integridade de longo prazo.
In Brazilian business culture, ethical decisions are increasingly emphasized due to growing corporate social responsibility initiatives and anti-corruption laws like Lei da Empresa Limpa (Clean Business Act). In the USA, ethical decision-making is a core component of business school curricula and corporate training programs. Both cultures value transparency and accountability in professional decision-making, though the frameworks and emphasis may differ based on local regulations and cultural values.
NYC Slang
doing the right thing
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