ethics-based regulations
[ˈɛθɪks beɪst ˌrɛɡjəˈleɪʃənz]
nounfemininepl: ethics-based regulations
regulações baseadas em ética
1. Rules, standards, or laws established and enforced by regulatory bodies that are grounded in ethical principles and moral values rather than purely economic or procedural considerations
The new ethics-based regulations require companies to disclose their environmental impact and labor practices.
As novas regulações baseadas em ética exigem que as empresas divulguem seu impacto ambiental e práticas trabalhistas.
2. Governance frameworks designed to ensure responsible conduct aligned with established moral standards in business, healthcare, research, or public administration
Ethics-based regulations in the pharmaceutical industry ensure that clinical trials prioritize patient safety and informed consent.
As regulações baseadas em ética na indústria farmacêutica garantem que os ensaios clínicos priorizem a segurança do paciente e o consentimento informado.
In Brazil, ethics-based regulations have gained prominence with the Lei da Integridade (Integrity Law) and corporate social responsibility initiatives. In the USA, this concept is central to governance frameworks like the Sarbanes-Oxley Act and ESG (Environmental, Social, Governance) standards. Both cultures increasingly emphasize ethical compliance as a cornerstone of trustworthy institutions, particularly in finance, healthcare, and public administration.
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