Sentence examples for immoral methods from inspiring English sources

There are concerns that assigning foreign advisers only to large headquarters may prevent the hands-on mentoring that field units need and allow Afghan troops to return to illegal and immoral methods learned over brutal years of Soviet and jihadist fighting.

Before they met, Shulgin thought that Ketchum's research methods were immoral.

The administration does not acknowledge scaling back the Central Intelligence Agency's secret detention program, perhaps to avoid implying that earlier methods were immoral or illegal.

But she repeatedly declined to characterize the CIA's previous interrogation methods as immoral, saying they were authorized under the law.

Even though the Catholic church still protested that all birth control methods were immoral, and that it was the job of government to enforce morality, the argument against contraception lost steam, even among American Catholics.

Another challenge relates to immoral or illegal applications of these methods, for instance to support the creation of artificial gametes.

After all, the religious groups that oppose contraception have lost the cultural battle – overwhelming numbers of women rely on methods that these groups deem immoral.

However, the artists say the sackings reflect a trend towards reimposing such restrictions, and the government's growing willingness to court religious conservatives by cracking down on methods of expression deemed "offensive" or "immoral".

A more scientific approach would dictate that if A.A. doesn't work for you, you should try a new method, instead of blaming yourself for being too immoral or lazy to follow through on the steps.

It was only after the introduction of Christianity that sorcery became less of a legitimate method of control and was seen as "evil and immoral" [ 32].

"I would find it immoral to delay the research to see if egg nuclear transfer or this method gets to our goals first," said Dr. Irving L. Weissman, a Stanford University researcher, referring to the new technique.