Sentence examples for cardinal challenges from inspiring English sources
Thus, on both views, though population ethics may constitute a complicated area of ethical research, it is at least devoid of what is traditionally regarded as one of the cardinal challenges.
Thus, the question as to how the Repugnant Conclusion should be dealt with and, more generally, what it shows about the nature of ethics has turned the conclusion into one of the cardinal challenges of modern ethics.
In 2006, in a dialogue published in the Italian newsmagazine L'Espresso between Cardinal Martini and the Italian bioethicist Ignazio Marino, the cardinal challenged official church policy by arguing that condom use was justified in some cases to prevent the spread of AIDS.
The cardinal challenge in neurodegeneration is to either slow down or reverse disease progression.
The cardinal strategic challenge of the last decade has been how to prevent two threats: (an Iranian) bomb and (an Israeli) bombing.
Ontario Superior Court Justice Tom McEwen said he would give his reasons for dismissing Cardinal's challenge at a later date. .
Father Grange had earlier challenged Cardinal Edward M. Egan to save St. Jerome's dilapidated church.
The Cardinal's stiffest challenge will come in the second round, when it takes on the winner of Georgia Tech 17-122) and St. Joseph's (25-6).
B4 Priests Challenge Cardinal Seventy-four priests of the Archdiocese of New York assailed Cardinal Edward M. Egan for abandoning their brother priests accused of sexual abuse and called for a meeting.
As things stand, at least two other cardinals due to take part in the mid-March vote have been denounced for covering up child sex-abuse by clerics under their authority.It says something about the outer edges of Scotland's religious scene that the cardinal has been challenged by conservatives as much as by liberals over the years.
"We predict a new life of challenges in Cardinal Spellman, where she will be attending high school; we hope she will be able to meet these new challenges".
