Sentence examples for a moralistic issue from inspiring English sources

"Why is this such a moralistic issue?" he asked.

Also, the prospect that other countries may face a similar moralistic issue does not seem to be likely.

But, we should also consider the impending moralistic issue that Europe may face in the coming years with the rise of xenophobes.

Kucharczyk says that during the recent parliamentary election campaign Law and Justice dropped issues with a moralistic flavour, such as abortion.

The Europeans want strict curbs on both.The common thread to these issues is that the Europeans are taking a moralistic stance that the lion's share of reductions should come from "real" emissions cuts at home.

On issues from Saddam to sodomy, the assumption is that Mr. Bush is an evangelist for a moralistic agenda that grows from his born-again Christianity.

Since then Mr. Fuerth has exercised an important influence on Mr. Gore, whose world view blends a belief in a strong defense, the elevation of issues like illness and the environment to the top of the national security agenda and a moralistic impulse to punish dictators.

In fact, Machiavelli was a moralistic thinker.

An abstinence-only program without a moralistic tone can delay teenagers from having sex, researchers say.

But he had something that was very important: a moralistic approach to everything.

Even the rhetoric of inflation — the "debasement" of the currency — carries a moralistic tinge.