The phrase "be driven by moral" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to be motivated or influenced by a sense of what is good and right. Example: She was always driven by moral principles in her decision making, never compromising her values for personal gain.
I'm not somebody who believes that our foreign policy has to be driven by moral relativism.
Shen Dao dismisses the possibility that the ministers will be driven by moral commitment; on the contrary, such exceptional individuals should not be employed at all.
We argue that such resistance may be driven by moral responsibility, where citizens prefer to tackle the environmental problems that they have caused by themselves, rather than delegating the task to others by means of a market mechanism.
They were driven by moral conscience and pragmatic concern to crusade for a range of reforms, from the primary election to the income tax.
For so long the U.S. policy towards Burma was driven by moral considerations about human rights.
That process has been powered through the ages by progressive thinkers and activists, almost all of whom were driven by moral outrage and many of whom paid for their beliefs with their lives.
Second, to be driven by libertarian moral principles, the companies must feel obliged to preserve the negative duty of not violating the rights of persons who directly bore the blunt of the externalities of the mining companies' operations such as land-take, environmental and noise pollution.
We should be driven by the moral responsibility entrusted upon us and ensure that mosques, churches and temples are safe places for children".
Certainly, much of our actual moral reasoning seems to be driven by attempts to recast or reinterpret principles so that they can be taken to be exceptionless.
"This is not going to be a government which has our policy driven by people who are attempting to hold us over a moral barrel – we won't be driven by that.
No longer will our drug laws be driven by fear of tabloid wrath and outdated policies and moral attitudes.
