Sentence examples for Ethical injunctions from inspiring English sources
The point that apostasy would set God against the community was made in early prophecy; the idea that violation of the social and ethical injunctions of the covenant would have the same result was first proclaimed by Amos.
I might even enforce more aesthetic ethical injunctions - say, to stop at every lookout on a scenic road, simply to admire the view.
Lauren joins these Heraclitus-like ideas with ethical injunctions to attend well and to shape consciously the change in which one is implicated.
Time and again her poems cohere into some ethical injunction; she's keen to tell the reader how to live.
Indeed, Iranians are on the threshold of turning the Koran's ethical injunction into a democratic commandment: nothing good can be commanded without a vote of the people.
Second, should you not apply to yourself the very same ethical injunction you delivered to the leading Bushies in the first two sentences that Sept 2003 editorial?
Though I wouldn't advocate piracy of copyrighted information to anyone, this standard contains more than just "literacy". It's an ethical injunction as much as anything, and for the other standards to be met, sometimes it might be necessary to acquire something illegally.
But Reichenbach's deepest ethical injunction was implicit in his most popular book: to form beliefs, to judge them, to change them, to weigh actions, to distinguish real from merely verbal differences, by the canons of scientific philosophy.
Macklin and others [ 5, 16] argue that the ethical injunction to minimize the risk of harms must take precedence over any likely gains to knowledge, no matter how great their promise.
That might, in the end, be a more effective message than one based solely on ethical and moral injunctions.
"What the brief history of surrogacy tells us is that Americans will not be hindered by ethical uncertainty, state-specific injunctions or high costs in their drive to gain access" to new reproductive technologies.
