"behave morally" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe someone behaving in a way that is in accordance with standards of acceptable behavior. For example, "In spite of the difficult circumstances, Joe chose to behave morally and not engage in any illegal activities."
Descriptive realism is the claim that states, as a matter of fact, either do not (for reasons of motivation) or cannot (for reasons of competitive struggle) behave morally, and thus moral discourse surrounding interstate conflict is empty, the product of a category mistake.
There is no theoretical justification for giving companies a complete opt out from our duty to behave morally.Alec Cawley Newbury, BerkshireSIR – Only individuals have morals; a government is "morally good" because of the sum action of individual politicians and civil servants.
They questioned the tenability of basing moral relations on an implied social contract in which individuals promise to behave morally toward others on the condition they behave morally toward them and they demonstrated the critical role of trust in establishing an environment conducive to moral interaction.
An important issue in metaethics perhaps the most important issue of all is expressed in the question, "Why should I be moral?" What, if anything, makes it rational for an individual to behave morally (by cooperating with others) rather than purely selfishly?
In other words, they would have had to behave morally.
While he was a soldier, he and his friends tried to behave morally.
When they're behaving morally, people don't think they're obeying a biological imperative.
In eight out of ten, nine out of ten cases, people, given the chance to represent to themselves that they have behaved morally, will do that even if what they've really done is taken advantage of an ambiguous situation.
One who behaved morally in all possible parallel structures extending outward from the family probably approximated Confucius's conception of ren.
And our nation could not survive if it behaved morally.
What if there were some Supreme Being or Divine Providence that judged nations, judged them by how they behaved morally and ethically to each other and to people in other nations.
