Sentence examples for consciences of those from inspiring English sources

It was a challenge to the consciences of those who control his and other sports, and to his peers.

It seeks not to cure the problem but to placate the consciences of those who have been most problematic.

He told the crowd: "I appeal to the consciences of those who govern to reach an international consensus to abolish the death penalty.

The idea that economic engagement leads to political reform is often and simply proffered to assuage public concerns and the sometimes guilty consciences of those who know they'll profit from transacting business with brutal tyrants.

Religion played the central part in motivating the teenage soldiers, and it is reasonable to believe that religion helped salve the consciences of those who ordered these children into battle.

"This kind of thing should not be undertaken to salve the consciences of those who are well intentioned," the Treasury official said after the Group of 7 meeting this evening.

Indeed, "accepting punishment is designed to prick the conscience of those doing the punishing," Ms. Calman said.

All we can say in this conversation is that it is on the conscience of those who investigated the case".

"And sometimes it's not necessarily the conscience of those you're immediately appealing to but, rather, those who are observing what's going on".

Seafood exports, nearly all to the United States, bring Honduras $35m a year.Yet might the bad conscience of those who eat the lobsters change things?

"The 3,419 deaths in the Mediterranean are on the conscience of those who wanted operation Mare Nostrum," said Mr Salvini at the Foreign Press Association in Rome.