Sentence examples for conscience whether from inspiring English sources

Catholics were not to decide for themselves, as a matter of conscience, whether to use contraception.

It has also left to individual conscience whether to accept synthetic proteins that stimulate red cell production or to use mechanical techniques that conserve and salvage blood.

"I know the Cuban government would be very happy with this," Ms. Pérez Castellon said, "but it's in my conscience whether I continue to be part of something I don't believe in or simply accept what they are doing.

People who would consider it a bizarre breach of conduct to expect anyone to give them a haircut or a can of soda at no cost will ask you, with a straight face and a clear conscience, whether you wouldn't be willing to write an essay or draw an illustration for them for nothing.

My own broad guideline: If it looks as if it was intended to sow terror and it shocks the conscience, whether it is planes flying into the World Trade Center, gunmen shooting up Mumbai, or a political killer in a little girl's bedroom, I'd call it terrorism — by terrorists.

Downing Street sources said David Cameron believed it was a matter for Mr Entwistle's "conscience" whether to accept it.

Proponents of the secret ballot say this would allow the members to vote according to their consciences, whether or not they have been bribed.

In the confessional booth or the rectory parlor, we could encourage our parishioners to decide for themselves, by examining their own consciences, whether the doctrine of the Church applied to them in their particular circumstance.

It comes as the prime minister's spokesman added to the pressure on Andy Hornby, former HBOS chief executive, and Lord Stevenson, the former chairman, by saying it was a "matter for their consciences" whether Hornby relinquished his pension or Stevenson handed back his peerage.

The Air Force personnel who have taken this course for the past 20 years have been free to determine, according to their own consciences, whether they accept or reject the premises of just war theory.

After supporting capital punishment during his campaign, Mr. Quinn said he'll "follow his conscience" on whether to veto last week's surprise abolition by the legislature.