Sentence examples for enhancing moral from inspiring English sources

Some authors, such as Agar [ 72] and Jotterand [ 61], highlight the difference between enhancing moral capacities of individuals "beyond human norms" ([ 72]: 369) and treating mental disorders that may or may not contain "an inherent moral element" ([ 61]: 1).

In recent writings, some philosophers have entertained a parallel possibility: that we might also enhance moral capacities through internal, biomedical means (call this 'biomedical moral enhancement').

Acquiring an academic and intuitive understanding of the horse's nature enhances moral reasoning.

I agree, with the caveats that one acknowledge and make amends for the mistake, which in turn enhances moral behavior.

Additionally, we find that deposit insurance schemes enhance moral hazard, as this encouraged banks to take on more risk and perform poorly during the sovereign debt crisis.

Being someone's child is also a special relationship that some take to enhance moral status (Steinbock 1992, pp. 9, 13 and 69 70).

It is highly unlikely, though, that researchers would would be willing to adequately respect the subject's newly enhanced moral status since most biomedical research on non-human animals is done on non-humans precisely because it involves procedures that plainly would be unethical if performed on individuals with the moral status of a normal human adult.

It enhances moral judgment because we can see that the first pirate made a reasonable assumption and had no evil intent.

The use of empirical evidence enhances moral thinking by taking into account the peculiarities and difficulties that ethical challenges pose in practice.

We do need enhanced effort and perhaps enhanced nonmoral powers to fix poverty, climate change, and terrorism but we don't need enhanced moral vision to recognize that they need fixing" ([ 4]: 75).

And he saw the Olympics as an event that would enhance and heighten moral virtue: "May joy and good fellowship reign, and in this manner, may the Olympic torch pursue its way through ages, increasing friendly understanding among nations, for the good of a humanity always more enthusiastic, more courageous and more pure".