Sentence examples for conscience matters from inspiring English sources

They are conscience matters".

"I said in the party room when this issue was debated in August that I thought this was a conscience matter, and I haven't changed my mind".

Other fractions of blood have been designated as a "conscience matter".

The issue of same-sex marriage is a matter of conscience, a matter of religious and moral perspective.

As a matter of conscience, quality mattered more than cost-effectiveness.

A successful template already exists: laws that protect religious conscience in matters pertaining to abortion.

As the football columnist of this paper, you are expected most weeks to be its guardian voice, its moral conscience on matters of significance for the game.

Finally, I would hope that Muslims in all lands would unequivocally defend the right of people to follow their conscience in matters of faith.

I am a Baptist and historically Baptists believe that each person is capable, and is called, to use their own conscience in matters of faith and morality.

Supporters of the provision say the only conscience that matters ought to be the conscience of the woman in question, whose option to have affordable contraception should not be dictated by the religious beliefs of her employer.

The British Medical Journal reported that American politicians increasingly based federal policy on the opinions of theologians, philosophers and lawyers – who acted 'as society's conscience in matters once left entirely to the medical profession' (ibid).