ethicist , also: ethician

War is too serious a matter to be left to the ethicists.

But he and other ethicists believe that the idea should be considered.

Other ethicists say such a warning would be going too far.

A concern for ethicists is the money these women are paid.

Some medical ethicists have been very critical of this approach.

The team included ethicists and staff members working with the patient.

But such definitions, according to some ethicists, are part of the problem.

Rather, three critical problems were addressed by ethicists and others.

But ethicists do not believe either strategy would be approved.

All of which makes one ethicist ask what society has wrought.

It's too much for her to be both a grieving wife and an ethicist.

By no means were all ethicists opposed to the prospect.

"But it's beginning to sound like you're an ethicist too."

But some ethicists say doctors are not simply the servants of their patients.

The scientists say that there is a reason why they, not professional ethicists, are doing the teaching.

For one thing, the financial questions that trouble many ethicists are absent here.

The real question for the Ethicist is why were you going to the movies with my girlfriend?

Media ethicists are divided on whether the pictures should be published.

Nietzsche thinks the ethicist can help the person find the good.

"Whether too much money has changed hands, that's not the deepest level of the problem," the ethicist said.

No one should understand that more than the Ethicist.

Now these questions are back to haunt ethicists and theologians.

That made it hard for medical ethicists to assess whether the second transplant was the best course.

Let the ethicists decide whether they have the right to take chances with their bodies.

The company consulted ethicists, who concluded that patients had a right to know.