Glossary entry (derived from question below)
English term or phrase:
Ethical duty
Spanish translation:
deber ético
English term
Ethical duty
4 +6 | deber ético | Merab Dekano |
4 | obligación moral | Adrian MM. |
4 | código de ética / conducta | Richard VH |
Non-PRO (2): Toni Castano, Pablo Cruz
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Proposed translations
deber ético
Suerte
Gracias Merab! |
obligación moral
is to regard the promotion of human rights as both an ethical duty, for reasons which are self-evident, and as in the EU's [...] europarl.europa.eu [...] promoción de los derechos humanos es tanto una obligación ética, por motivos evidentes, como un
En derecho, se entiende por deber moral u obligación moral a aquellos deberes u obligaciones cuyo cumplimiento no puede demandarse por vía legal, sino que existen sometidos a la conciencia de cada quién.
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