Sentence examples for considered moral from inspiring English sources

Many of the consultative approaches identified are based on coherence, the majority of which explicitly refer to wide reflective equilibrium, and seek to find a balance (an 'equilibrium') between, for example: background theories, moral principles, morally relevant facts, moral experiences of others, considered moral judgements of the 'thinker' e.g. [ 20].

"The investment itself could be considered moral support or assistance," said M. Randall Oppenheimer, a lawyer at O'Melveny & Myers in Los Angeles, who represents Unocal in the case.

Naturally, those who considered "moral issues" most important were talking about issues like gay marriage, abortion and stem cell research rather than poverty, health care and the environment.

He has a point, but these can hardly be considered moral virtues when they are drummed into some poor Muslims by fear.

To make a considered moral judgement on a conflict that took place 40 years ago, a scrupulously impartial investigation would be needed.

It is also a variation of the word freak in a world where the culture of other-ism that birthed that particular designation is no longer considered moral.

Our government has evidenced what many will consider moral bankruptcy".

But the bill also defines what the government considers "moral" and sound journalistic practices.

Yet MacFarlane was not the only criticised element of the night, which may well disappoint him, considering moral outrage appears to be his bread and butter.

Students should give examples (and explain their reasons) of actions they consider moral, actions they consider immoral, actions they consider pragmatic and actions they consider most likely to be effective.

Finally, consider moral responsibility.