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system or code of morals of a particular religion, group, or profession.
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a term which is mainly applied to European products, where the product is designed to appeal to certain moral or socially acceptable principles, eg which address issues such as employee working conditions, community development, fair trade (a better deal for Third World suppliers), the nature of the international trading system and production methods, animal welfare and environmental sustainability.
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the principles or assumptions underpinning the way individuals or organisations ought to conduct themselves.
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Personal code of conduct based on respect for one's self, others, and your surroundings.
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These sections are small; but specialists will no doubt find in them a number of interesting codices for collation. The most noteworthy manuscripts are: in ethics, the unique "Ge' Ḥizzayon" of Abraham b. Jacob, and two copies of a Persian version in Hebrew characters of Abraham b. ...
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