Sentence examples for immoral taking from inspiring English sources

Indeed, providing public resources is, to a conservative, immoral, taking away personal responsibility, making people dependent, lazy, unable to take care of themselves.

For instance, the Difference Principle may require redistributive taxation for the benefit of the poor, and libertarians commonly object that such taxation involves the immoral taking of just holdings (see Libertarian Principles).

Life Conservatives: Abortion is the immoral taking of innocent life.

To put it another way, is Robotham one of the tens of millions of people who are jaded and cynical and angry about the way the big banks brought the financial world to the brink of ruin, committed transgressions that were, if not illegal, certainly immoral, took bailouts from the taxpayers and then walked away scot-free, acting as if they had nothing to apologize for?

If these firms are immoral to take advantage of tax loopholes, then politicians are surely immoral for creating the loopholes in the first place.

One is that it is inhumane and immoral to take the life of another person.

The most notorious was a film called Jud Süss, in which venal, immoral Jews take over and ruin a German city, stealing riches, defiling Aryan women, etc.

A lay preacher in the Church of Christ who found dancing immoral, Estes took advantage of needy farmers, lax government regulation and lavishly bought political influence, to make a fortune and turn Pecos into his virtual fiefdom.

Hence, BRAC insists it immoral to take any payment from the needy patrons of people.

Aristotle could have decided it was immoral to take the position, or Phillip of Macedonia could have decided that Aristotle was not the best tutor for his young Alexander.

Liberals believe it is immoral to take advantage of another person's desperation to excessively line one's own pockets.