The phrase "a range of moral" is not correct as it is incomplete.
It should be "a range of moral values" or "a range of moral principles" to be usable in written English. You can use it when discussing various ethical beliefs or standards that people may hold.
Example: "The discussion highlighted a range of moral values that influence our decision-making processes."
Alternatives: "a variety of ethical" or "a spectrum of moral".
Rather we should content ourselves with the somewhat vague and highly generic definition of institutional corruption provided above; and then proceed in a relatively informal and piecemeal manner to try to identify a range of moral and/or legal offences that are known to contribute under certain conditions to the undermining of morally legitimate institutions.
These same patterns show up in different forms across a range of moral and theological questions.
Of course, different boroughs have different priorities guided by a range of moral, financial, ideological, plain practical and allegedly - whisper it - electoral considerations.
These changes would have to be backed by a range of moral arguments to attract people with diverging notions of global justice.
All constitutional theorists will agree that constitutions typically enshrine, indeed entrench, a range of moral and political commitments to values like democracy, equality, free expression, and the rule of law.
Thus Keith Graham points out that we can and do apply a range of moral epithets to groups: groups can be treated justly or unjustly, they can be deceived and treated offensively, and they can flourish more or less well (2002, 89 93).
Farmers cited a range of 'moral' (e.g. should not be using land for energy crops when there is a shortage of food), land quality, knowledge, profit and current farming practice comments as reasons for not growing DECs, while those willing to grow DECs cited interest in renewable energy, willingness to consider new crops, and low labour needs as rationale for their interest.
Some problems of architectural ethics are characteristic of a range of typical moral dilemmas agent-centered, norms-orientedilemmas agent-centered for architects.
Sometimes, retrieval of an existing concrete understanding will be required, especially when the constitution is in its infancy and was partly meant to settle a range of concrete moral questions as to the proper limits of government power, at least for a while.
In deciding whether Levin's church is, in fact, serious, Orentlichter says the court will look to see whether the organization has the usual hallmarks of a religion -- sacred text, a pastoral leader, a code that addresses a wide range of moral and existential questions and a place of worship, among other things.
It is the basic definition of "kindness," and is a simple ethic that underlies a whole range of moral convictions (e.g., do not lie, cheat, gossip, steal, etc).. Yet, there can arise dilemmas with the simplest of intentions.
