Sentence examples for controls moral from inspiring English sources

The belief that insurance intermediary controls moral hazard is untenable.

The last part of the brain to develop is the frontal lobe, which is responsible for impulse control, moral reasoning and regulating emotions — the things that adolescents lack when they decide, if they make a conscious decision, to molest a younger kid.

The fund then forced the Bourse to search for mechanisms to control moral hazard.

Measures to control moral hazard include co-payments and deductibles, which vary according to the nature of premiums and cover provided.

Tanzanian students had on average more positive attitudes and stronger intentions, perceived control, moral norms and subjective norms compared to their Sudanese counterparts.

The advocates of insurance intermediary administered government funded health insurance schemes in India put forth the arguments of government inexperience, controlling SID, risk absorption, efficient operations, quality of care, controlling moral hazard and outsourcing of manpower as the reasons for engaging the insurance intermediary.

This destructive behaviour does not spring from simple lack of self-control, morals or good sense.

Sir Julian Huxley, the first director-general of the United Nations Education, Science and Cultural Organisation when it was established in 1945, remarked that death control made birth control a moral imperative.

The New York Times has run its first front page editorial for almost a century to brand US politicians' repeated failure to tighten gun controls "a moral outrage and a national disgrace".

In Latin America, the long-term effect of capital controls was moral corrosion.

This PHI arrangement postulates the prudent use of health care and thus potentially controls for moral hazard.