"I, Moussaoui Zacarias, in the interests to preserve my life, enter with full conscience a plea of guilty, because I have knowledge and participated in Al Qaeda".
"I, Moussaoui Zacarias, in the interests to preserve my life, enter with full conscience a plea of guilty, because I have knowledge and participated in Al Qaeda," he said in the defiant, forceful tone that has characterized his courtroom appearances since he announced in April that he wanted to act as his own lawyer.
Now, don't get me wrong -- we are not "forced to give this to Obama," we are instead "forced to give Obama only a DisHonorable Mention, since whoever is responsible truly deserves a full-on MDDOTW," but because of the anonymous sourcing (note: "the White House," instead of naming someone) we cannot in good conscience give the full award to whoever really deserves it.
Without full and honest disclosure of sexual assaults from each post and from the agency as a whole, female volunteers cannot be sent out in good conscience.
Witty yet full of conscience, tinged with scrappy resignation, it uses devilishly clever layering to showcase people and countries — including the United States — hijacked by history.
We owe it to the entire complicated universe to live our precious life with full consciousness, conscience and compassion.
The result is a document that has been widely praised as fair and progressive.Unlike the case in Egypt, where voters this week have almost certainly been endorsing a hastily drafted constitution that enshrines Islamic law, restricts religious freedom to "revealed faiths" and grants unusual privileges to the army and police, Tunisians will enjoy full freedom of conscience.
David Dufour, the doctor who presided over the euthanasia, told Belgium's RTL television news channel that the twins had taken the decision in 'full conscience'.
C. 781 Basra, Iraq 857 Baghdad, Iraq Al-Muḥāsibī, ( Arabic: "He Who Examines His Conscience", ) in full Abū ʿabd Allāh Al-ḥarith Ibn Asad Al-ʿanazī Al-muḥāsibī (born c. 781, Basra, Iraq died 857, Baghdad) eminent Muslim mystic (Ṣūfī) and theologian renowned for his psychological refinement of pietistic devotion and his role as a precursor of the doctrine of later Muslim orthodoxy.
Thomas Hobbes likewise pragmatically noted that opinions formed on the basis of conscience with full and honest conviction, nevertheless should always be accepted with humility as potentially erroneous and not necessarily indicating absolute knowledge or truth.
The story of how we have cultivated this obsession with public rituals and public performances largely unmediated by the demands of personal conscience is full of twists and turns, with social media but one of the new forms of communication that abetted its development.
