Sentence examples for Duty of conscience from inspiring English sources

Whether that striving is armed or a personal duty of conscience is a question causing consternation in the world's 1.2 billion Muslims, and that question goes to the heart of President Bush's war on terrorism.

In these decisive days in the life of Russia, We thought it our duty of conscience to facilitate for our people the closest union possible and a consolidation of all national forces for the speedy attainment of victory.

Roper's work is shorter, more intimate, and simpler; in a series of moving moments it unfolds the struggle within Sir Thomas More between his duty to conscience and his duty to his king.

We applaud those members who did their duty to conscience and the Constitution".

Young south Londoner Freddy is bombed out, while Zeppelin crew member Ernst has to deal with the conflict of duty and conscience – and the prospect of a terrible death.

Mountains, forest, marshlands; marriage, combat, hard labor; the call of duty and the obligations of conscience — that over-reaching title turns out to be a pretty fair description of what's on screen.

And when America adds to the problem of extremism by playing god and chess with Muslim countries and lives, it's the duty of every person of conscience to look their country in the mirror and admit their part in the problem.

The blunt editorial, which spoke of royalty as the symbol of unity of the British peoples, of duty, and of royal conscience, was a surprise and a provoker of new bitter argument.

A sense of duty or conscience is thus for Hume absolutely essential to understanding the virtue and obligation of justice/honesty.

If I have been critical, it is because I believe that it is my obligation to do so, as a matter of duty and conscience.

The very independence of the lawyer from the government on the one hand and client on the other is what makes law a profession, something apart from trades and vocations in which obligations of duty and conscience play a lesser part.