Sentence examples for fostering morality from inspiring English sources
Steven Swander, a Texan and a member of the First Amendment Lawyers Association, said, "What is new in the Pap's case is that at least the Pap's decision has advanced the rationale for anti-nudity bans beyond fostering morality as allowed in Barnes v. Glen Theater of 1991," in which the court allowed Indiana to ban nudity.
Washington offers three suggestions: avoid foreign intrigues, foster morality and religion, and support education.
Both said the school fostered discipline, morality and lasting bonds.
A real-life examination of competitive surfing in Papua New Guinea, the film derives tension from the proverbial big tournament but also from how the event helps foster a worthy morality.
It may have to do with the processes of childrearing and social support which appear to foster greater wisdom, morality and flourishing.
" Demonstrate how indigenous cultures foster wisdom, morality, and flourishing.
It is a dubious thesis, especially as Russell himself had argued that many traditional moralities foster the interests of the elite at the expense of other groups foreigners, women, slaves and serfs.
For Kass illuminates the human condition, fostering reverence for the multifarious aspects of our shared humanity by viewing the most technological of bioethical concerns through the lenses of the morality, love and creativity that characterize our species at its best.
We're fostering entrepreneurship".
In Alberti's dialogues the ethical ideals of the ancient world are made to foster a distinctively modern outlook: a morality founded upon the idea of work.
