Sentence examples for knowledge and conscience from inspiring English sources

He said he sent a confidential letter to the acting federation presidents, Reinhard Rauball and Rainer Koch, offering to answer all questions "to the best of my knowledge and conscience," but that neither replied.

There is, however, a formal moral duty, "Follow your conscience", or more precisely, "Act in the way that you recognize as right according to the best of your knowledge and conscience" (Mally 1938a: 27).

A Fox/Opinion Dynamics poll in May 2000 found that 19% said elected officials should pay the most attention to their own knowledge and conscience, about the same number as said they should pay the most attention to experts (20%), constituents who contact them (22%) — and polls (18%).

Gather all experts and scientists, leaders, farmers, media representatives, citizens, all sights and minds, all knowledge and conscience, and then contact us at this frequency, if we are still here.  .

The physician's knowledge and conscience are dedicated to the fulfilment of this duty" [ 1]. 2) Introduction 4. "Medical progress is based on research which ultimately must rest in part on experimentation involving human subjects" [ 1]. 3) Sentence 3 of the preface: "Persons who are incapable of giving legal consent to clinical trials should be given special protection.

While there are many medieval views about the nature of conscience, most views regard human beings as capable of knowing in general what ought to be done and applying this knowledge through conscience to particular decisions about action.

Pope John Paul II fought for his life with his own will and conscience, and when death was inevitable, he accepted that knowledge with faith.

His soul and conscience were nonnegotiable.

The debates about language and conscience reach a sinister pitch.

Quotes from Kozintsev's astute "Shakespeare: Time and Conscience" (Hill and Wang).

Right and conscience have already left the building.