"I think if the Christian community is clear in its conscience that it has maintained its integrity in how it practices its faith, I suppose we trust in God that he will override human mischief," he said.
It's time that this Senate has its conscience pricked, that it moves to action and that it challenges the president on this horrific policy".
"The sense that the nation had reached a transformative moment — that it had had its conscience stirred out of a long slumber and would launch a renewed war on poverty — had quickly died away," he wrote.
"The sense that the nation had reached a transformative moment that it had had its conscience stirred out of a long slumber and would launch a renewed war on poverty had quickly died away," he wrote.
"The Court still feels in its conscience that it made no error," he declared.
Justifying his calls for UN intervention in Libya, Mr Alfano said the global community "had on its conscience" the danger that it had exposed Italy to by ousting Gaddafi.
It was the Catholic Hospital Association, following its conscience and in opposition to the bishops, which supported the health care bill.
"It would be acting differently if it did not have Colorado and Washington on its conscience.
"The government has blood on its conscience and has to answer for it," Zhadan said a few days later, in an interview with the young Polish journalist Paweł Pieniążek.
It was the first agreement of its kind signed between traditional owners and a mining company – "Rio found its conscience", as a negotiator for the clans recalls it.
After the years of stonewalling on the health risks associated with nuclear testing, Mr. Morin said, "it is time for France to be true to its conscience".
