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• r  in an ethical manner; from an ethical point of view; according to ethics
  he behaved ethically
  this is ethically unacceptable

• Mark Alexander, a Dallas attorney, says he's ethically obligated to do what's best for his clients, "and that includes saving them money.
• Until recently, one tenet of enviro-foodie wisdom was that eating ethically meant eating locally.
• On one level, this sitcom about an ethically challenged California real estate family was a catalogue of 21st-century disappointments, from the war in Iraq (where the Bluths scored .

• unethically

News & Articles

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• Finally, Carbon Limits On Power Plants
  I applaud President Barack Obama's climate change policy speech Tuesday. Fundamentally, he's doing what he believes is right. Ethically, he's delivering on a promise he made in 2009 to the United Nations climate conference in Copenhagen: to cut U.S. carbon emissions 17 percent by 2020. Politically, he's invoking executive authority to sidestep Congress because it hasn't done its job.        
  June 26, 2013 - Hartford Courant

Quotes

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• President Bush in International Herald Tribune
  Bush said this legislation builds on "ethically appropriate research," and he urged Congress to pass the measure "so stem cell science can progress, without ethical and cultural conflict."
• Paul Wolfowitz in International Herald Tribune
  In his own statement Thursday, Wolfowitz said he was pleased that the board "accepted my assurance that I acted ethically and in good faith in what I believed were the best interests of the institution, including protecting the rights of a valued...
• Ehud Barak in Washington Post
  Israeli Defense Minister Ehud Barak said at a tree-planting ceremony for the Jewish arbor day in southern Israel that Israel's letter "emphasizes again the fact that the Israeli military acts responsibly, ethically, morally and precisely even under...