Sentence examples for insure wellbeing from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, Kant noted, virtue does not insure wellbeing and may even conflict with it.

A major supporter of the campaign, U.N. Ambassador of Benin Jean-Francis Zinsou, eloquently described how the at-risk and impoverished people of the Least Developed Countries (LDCs) that he represented are those who need the most help for mental health and wellbeing, to insure that they are not "left behind" - a popular phrase and objective at the U.N.

Nevertheless, Kant argued, an unlimited amount of time to perfect ourselves (immortality) and a commensurate achievement of wellbeing (insured by God) are "postulates" required by reason when employed in moral matters.

A picture of wellbeing.

But we insure against it.

We even insure our lives.

"We insure our houses, we insure our cars.

Or insure your greenhouse windows.

"We tried to insure Mozart.

You don't insure them.

What rights does it insure?