Sentence examples for enforce the moral from inspiring English sources

Texas dissent that Americans have every right to enforce "the moral opprobrium that has traditionally attached to homosexual conduct" in order to protect themselves "from a lifestyle that they believe to be immoral and destructive".

He said Americans have every right to enforce "the moral opprobrium that has traditionally attached to homosexual conduct" in order to protect "themselves and their families from a lifestyle that they believe to be immoral and destructive".

To lump the act of engaging with a sex worker in beside rampant sprees of alleged, actual crime, is to enforce the moral purview of some onto the sensibilities of everyone else and that is not the intended role of a journalist.

A police corps was created to enforce the new moral codes.

"This policy affirms our responsibility to enforce the law, is moral and just, and produces consistency.

"This policy affirms our responsibility to enforce the law, is moral and just, and produces consistency," Sessions wrote in the new memo.

He did not enforce the NOI's strict moral rules: one way that the group appealed to potential converts was by allowing many practices condemned by the NOI, including gambling, alcohol, and drug use.

For it is in understanding that postclassical religions and their artists made these innocent children of nature into monstrosities that we also become aware of how dangerous hermaphroditic imagery had become to the ascendant male homosocial order for retaining within it the once enshrining, "sacred feminine" signage that had to be contained to enforce the emerging sexual and moral order.

If the N.C.A.A. is the moral police, why not enforce the kind of conduct code that has worked in the N.F.L.? Remove the burden -- or power -- coaches have in deciding what indiscretions match which punishment.

There are so many social norms that we follow almost unconsciously, and they are enforced by the moral outrage we expect if we were to violate them".

It is not our role to act as moral arbiters; we must enforce the law proportionately, firmly, fairly and in an even-handed way".