Sentence examples for given a conscience from inspiring English sources
Since 2001, this brings the total number of countries to have taken that step to 21. Guardian Australia surveyed all politicians who were either against same-sex marriage, or whose position was unknown and asked how they would vote if given a conscience vote on the issue.
People could, for example, be given a conscience that led them, when they had decided to cause great injury to others, and were about to do so, to feel that what they were about to do was too terrible a thing, so that they would not carry through on the action.
Both Labor and Liberal National Party LNPP) members were given a conscience vote, and the legislative change which now grants people the right to request an abortion up to 22 weeks into the pregnancy was approved by a comfortable majority of 50 votes to 41.
All MPs were given a conscience vote, and the motion passed through state parliament with a margin of 50 to 41. Queensland Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk celebrated the change to the legislation, suggesting that the Termination of Pregnancy Act 2018 is long overdue and will finally give women the opportunity to access abortions without fear, the ABC reports.
All MPs were given a conscience vote, and the motion passed through state parliament with a margin of 50 to 41. Queensland Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk celebrated the change to the legislation, suggesting that the Termination of Pregnancy Act 2018 is long overdue and will finally give people the opportunity to access abortions without fear, the ABC reports.
That it's given me a conscience".
Buying only the best also gives you a conscience.
Both vehicles -- reading and listening to music -- gave me a conscience.
Planet Moon Studios initially conceived the Sea Reaper single-player character, Delphi, as evil, but later gave her a conscience.
Then tenderly tell him he has already admitted to you that he has lied, stolen, and committed adultery in his heart, and that God gave him a conscience so that he would know right from wrong.
The sense of guilt will burden them, and, if they have a conscience, they will give in.
