The phrase "about the conscience of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing moral awareness or ethical considerations related to a specific subject or individual.
Example: "The debate was centered around the conscience of the community regarding environmental issues."
Alternatives: "concerning moral awareness of" or "regarding ethical considerations of".
But what about the conscience of other western powers?
She wants him to write a TV program about the conscience of an escaped East Berliner.
"May we mourn what abortion reveals about the conscience of our nation," she said, her voice quivering as she noted that none of her colleagues had acknowledged that half of those aborted are female.
The threat by several Republican Party candidates for the Presidency to do away with the Environmental Protection Agency speaks volumes about the conscience of a large proportion of Americans.
White, seen as a moderniser, said the federation needed to be seen to be concerned not just about pay and conditions, but also about the "conscience" of the service, and as an expert voice on fighting crime.
In fact, even while he was rehearsing the outcome, Racing Demon, about the conscience of the Church of England in the inner cities, Richard was proposing the idea of a trilogy.
But, in the double-standard-ridden minds of fundamentalist Christian zealots like Chaplain Hernandez, a Christian soldier merely having to listen to something about transgender soldiers — at a policy briefing that included nothing whatsoever about any religion — binds the conscience of that soldier to another religion!
Concern about this "inequality syndrome" should occupy the conscience of an enlightened democratic society.
Gordon Brown (son of the Manse) and Clare Short (only a "cultural Catholic") have done as much for Africa and third-world debt, though Blair's phrase about it being "a scar on the conscience of mankind" is strikingly his own.
"We are using the rockets to shake the conscience of the world about Israeli aggression," argued Ahmed Yusef, political adviser to the Hamas foreign minister in an interview in his office here.
