Sentence examples for as a moral case from inspiring English sources
Commander Steve Rodhouse, the Met Police's lead for serious youth violence, added: "There's an economic case as well as a moral case for early intervention.
When Gadhia unveiled the proposed charter in March, she argued there was an economic and business – as well as a moral – case for promoting women in the finance industry.
This can't be approached as a moral case.
He may be interpreted as making a moral case for black progress and civilization precisely as a moral offset to the moral harm that has plagued blacks.
Whatever is the justificatory basis for ascribing rights—autonomy, need, or something else there might be just as strong a moral case for fulfilling a person's right to adequate nutrition as there is for protecting that person's right not to be assaulted.
Scalia, as if on the hustings and not the Supreme Court bench, responded as if Breyer had made a moral case against the death penalty, which he had not.
It is because human rights and dignity are accepted as universal values that there is a moral case for climate finance in the first place – to address the injustice of those suffering the worst climate impacts not being those who bear the most responsibility for global warming.
The danger is that if the job is left entirely to such outsiders, they will come up with a bureaucratic, box-ticking exercise that stifles the Valley's creativity; or a public-relations makeover that does little to advance women's chances.Boardrooms in many other industries have realised the strong business argument, as well as moral case, for giving women equal opportunities.
The moral case for a Kurdish insurrection against the government of Turkey is as strong as the moral case for a Kurdish insurrection against the former government of Iraq, yet this hasn't stopped the British government from classifying its supporters and former supporters as terrorists.
When mental ill health costs the economy an estimated £105bn every year, the economic as well as the moral case for prioritising children's mental health is unanswerable.
