Sentence examples for established moral from inspiring English sources

Her opponents accused her of antinomianism the view that God's grace has freed the Christian from the need to observe established moral precepts.

When it opened, the Production Code Administration — which established moral censorship guidelines for the film industry — was still two-and-a-half months away from installment, but Roy Norr, a representative of the Motion Picture Association of America, was sent to the Mayfair to deliver judgment.

Social instability increases as social realities increasingly come into conflict with established moral values.

According to Moore, although "there are cases where [an established moral] rule should be broken", since "in some cases the neglect of an established moral rule will be the best course of action possible", nevertheless, "we can never know what those cases are, and ought, therefore, never to break it" (PE: §99).

A situation that discourages academic dishonesty via well established moral norms against academic dishonesty and enforcement of these norms is more likely to lead to individuals engaging in actions in line with these norms.

They involve misconduct - real or alleged - that runs counter to established moral norms.

In other words, each requires a liberated interpretation of established morals, reputation and risk management.

It is, of course, open to them to adopt a unified view and treat every explicit or implicit legal reference to morality -- in cases, statutes, constitutions, and customs -- as establishing moral tests for the existence of law.

"However, acting upon one's values establishes moral credentials that can subsequently license deviating behavior".

In the tradition of Aquinas, Catholic thinkers had for centuries tried to establish moral laws of nature by studying biology, anthropology and history.

We have one big tribal conflict, and policy fights are just proxy battles as each side tries to establish moral superiority".