Sentence examples for contrary to morality from inspiring English sources
Another comment, described as a quote from Hitler, read, " 'I have discovered with the passage of days, that no act contrary to morality, no crime against society, takes place, except with the Jews having a hand in it.' Hitler".
This reflects the exclusion clause (Art 53[a]) in the European Patent Convention for inventions contrary to morality.
"[A]esthetic dignity," he claimed, "belongs to aesthetic magnitude as a part to the whole," but if a work of art represents moral agents then it cannot be maximally beautiful without representing moral dignity, and it certainly cannot be beautiful if it conveys an attitude contrary to morality.
"But acquired rights are being threatened by repeated attacks by Salafist groups on those they consider infidels or on behavior they deem contrary to Islamic morality".
The act shall be deemed contrary to public morality, if it is so considered in the religion of the doer, or the custom of the country where the act occurs".
They have asked Dr Venter to withdraw the patent and, on the assumption that he will not, have also asked the patent office to reject it on the grounds that it is contrary to public morality and safety.ETC's objections seem twofold, and also slightly contradictory.
Conducting a post-mortem on the holder of a diplomatic passport without state permission was "a wanton human rights abuse and an act contrary to human ethics and morality", it said.
"Optimal tariffs" as a policy to them were "contrary to the highest morality".
Contrary to logic and morality, the gaslighting of America by President Trump, his coterie of handlers and enablers, and the cynical leadership of the Republican Party is, in many respects, succeeding.
"Many societies and cultures consider homosexuality to be contrary to their culture, morality or religion," its submission said.
But a 1998 law holds Internet service providers responsible for permitting users to post material considered contrary to public order or morality.
