Sentence examples for decision of conscience from inspiring English sources
I believe that family planning is a decision of conscience.
"I had to make a decision of conscience based on the needs of the people of my district," he added.
He told the Observer at the Bafta awards: "It was a decision of conscience in a world where nobody celebrates that.
She said Mr. Ford had proved that "politics can be a noble profession" with his "controversial decision of conscience" to issue the pardon.
"I personally don't think this is something that should be subject to a great free-for-all because we're not asking people to make a decision of conscience about religion," he went on.
On Iran, Senator Reid respects the decision of conscience Senator Schumer made and he did not raise concerns with the announcement or the timing").* More than a week has passed, and Reid still wonders why Schumer decided to announce his opposition when he did.
In this domain, the regulation of decisions of conscience relied on a systematic framework of probable reasoning and decision in conditions of uncertainty.
Stage 6 was removed as a general measure of development as this stage reflects decisions of conscience, based on self-chosen ethical principles appealing to universality and associated with moral leaders such as Gandhi and the Dali Lama.
He said he would support the prime minister as he seeks to reform the EU but added: "I think at the end of the day every elected MP has a free vote and they have to take the decision of their conscience.
