Religion serves as more than a statement of belief about what is true, or a code of moral and ethical conduct.
firm adherence to a code of especially moral or artistic values, 2. an unimpaired condition, and 3. the quality or state of being complete and undivided".
The world may still have "a different code of morals for men and women", but these double standards are openly debated and may be disappearing among younger women.
On the other hand, they had a different code of morals and one less rigid than our own, which together with the fact that the relative size of their criminal class was possibly comparable with our own lends validity to the frequency of the charges of poisoning.
They have adopted the code of the street because they have never learned a higher code of morals.
Sustainability represents a code of values and morals -- a set of parameters by which to live your life.
We all abide by a code of values and morals, which provides certain parameters and rules for living.
While the art of making deals has never been lost on Washington insiders, Kushner's screenplay unveiled a unique perspective on Lincoln's desire to fight gridlock through a strict code of moral reasoning and logic.
But ultra-Orthodox Jews espouse a strict code of moral behavior, particularly regarding interactions between men and women — some frown on even casual conversations between unrelated men and women — posing a challenge for Mr. Weiner.
The majority of the films that Essanay's western outfit produced were one- and two-reel adventure stories, featuring cowboys who lived by a straightforward code of moral values.
If one accepts a moral theory's account of rational persons and the specifications of the conditions under which all rational persons would endorse a code of conduct as a moral code, then one accepts that moral theory's normative definition of "morality.
