Sentence examples for make a conscience from inspiring English sources

"No individual can make a conscience for himself.

Other than that you make a conscience decision... about what is best for the country.

Last month, two thirds of the Liberal-National coalition government voted against even allowing lawmakers to make a "conscience" vote to legalize gay marriage, despite polls suggesting 78percentt of Australians are in favor of such a vote.

For instance, fertility clinics or the trade association to which these clinics belong could make a conscience effort to include more pictures of babies of different races in their marketing efforts.

Considering the intense music and movie demands that most consumers are going to be placing on their iPhones, it is my guess that Apple made a conscience decision that throwing 3G on it would result in a lot of people complaining about how fast their battery drains, while only minimally utilizing the high-speed network.

And so on ARTPOP it seems clear that Gaga made a conscience effort to move away from Madonna and add other musical influences to her repertoire and the album suffered because of it.

While I went through my mental preparation, I recognized my own potential prejudices and made a conscience decision to ensure that I treated these men with the same dignity and respect as any other student who wanted to learn.

"I had to make a decision of conscience based on the needs of the people of my district," he added.

"I think Goldman Sachs is a racketeering entity that does whatever they can to make a dime without conscience, thought, foresight or care about ramifications," Mr. Cohodes concluded in his testimony.

"I personally don't think this is something that should be subject to a great free-for-all because we're not asking people to make a decision of conscience about religion," he went on.

How does he listen to this sophist and then earnestly ask if he can, "with right and conscience," make a claim to the French throne?