Sentence examples for conscience project from inspiring English sources

"We don't know what happens if a nonprofit objects to the accommodation" said Kara Loewentheil, director of Public Rights/ Private Conscience Project, a think-tank that studies religious exemptions from federal and state laws.

The main objective of the Conscience project was to develop and test concepts, guidelines and tools for the sustainable management of erosion along the European coastline, based on the best available scientific knowledge and on existing practical experience.

Reverend Doctor Nozomi Ikuta, Interfaith Prisoners of Conscience Project.

"We're the theatrical conscience of a project," said John Coyne, the director of design.

Haiti is in danger of becoming what it always was, a nagging blot on the conscience, a neglected project that never gets done.

He should say no, and for one overriding reason: A president who has repeatedly identified climate change as one of humanity's most pressing dangers cannot in good conscience approve a project that — even by the State Department's most cautious calculations — can only add to the problem.

But unlike Mr. Moses, Mr. Logue was a proud liberal who brought his social conscience to his projects -- trying (unsuccessfully) to build integrated housing in Westchester, and staying for days in his housing projects in Coney Island, Harlem and elsewhere, asking his staff members to do the same.

Then these earnest, ambitious men can turn in good conscience to their coming project, a new Italian restaurant where San Domenico was.

Culture with a conscience One unusual volunteering project worth considering is AboutASIA Schools (020-7193 8561; www.aboutasiatravel.com), a non-profit organisation that helps Cambodian children in the Siem Reap area (gateway for the great temple site of Angkor Wat).

Niels Bohr, a Danish Nobel laureate who acted as the scientific conscience of the Manhattan Project, worked hard to win friends for the proposal, sure the stakes were extraordinarily high.

Wage Islands is in line with that trajectory of using data to tell stories about social issues, though Ijeoma hopes that Wage Islands is more poetic: "I thought of Wage Islands at Re3Storyhack, a 'hackathon for storytellers with a conscience' where creatives and technologists projects were driven by non-profit organisations not corporations," Ijeoma tells The Creators Project.