Sentence examples for expanded moral from inspiring English sources

At issue in the lawsuit is not the list enacted in law but an expanded "moral turpitude" list developed by the state's attorney general, Troy King, in 2005.

First, in contrast to traditional approaches to resolving financial conglomerates, SPOE is premised on the continued support of all material operating subsidiaries, thereby potentially extending the scope of government support and thus posing the possibility of mission creep and expanded moral hazard.

Chavez's eagerness to take on moral responsibility through physical sacrifice, to lead an expanding moral movement, to be both humble and irreplaceably authoritative has its roots in the founding tropes of the Church.

TODAY'S recommended economics writing: Globalization and the expanding moral circle (Marginal Revolution) Working on the railroad (Slate) Obama trade plans are stalled (New York Times) Annals of white-collar crime (Felix Salmon) IMF economists on current account imbalances (Real Time Economics).

Expanding moral perception is an ongoing process.

While he conceded that "Raising the ceiling now would extend the safety net," Greenspan saw in that very model increased dangers: it would also "expand moral hazard and reduce the incentive for market discipline, without providing any real evident public benefits".

The third reason for the growth of effective altruism, according to Bowerman, is "the expanding moral circle", promoted by Peter Singer.

The third reason for the growth of effective altruism, according to Bowerman, is "the expanding moral circle," a concept promoted by Singer.

The collision between "religious freedom" laws that allow discrimination against targeted groups like gays and the expanding moral sphere that has led to more tolerance over the past half century were on display in Indiana and elsewhere this week.

Women's rights, civil rights, human rights -- in the 20th century Western society steadily expanded the moral demands on itself.

Irrespective of the accuracy of Arendt's disputed portrait, the importance of her account was that it expanded our moral grammar of evil.