Sentence examples for moral acceptance from inspiring English sources

Conversely, when a brand decides to offer a broader size range, the media report this as an act of generosity or moral acceptance rather than what it really is: a decision to target a different market.

"Such a framework may seem to imply a degree of moral acceptance of the right of any particular group to resort to violence," wrote Adam Roberts, a professor of international relations at Oxford, in an exhaustive study of the relevance of the laws of war in counter-terrorism.

A classic model of regulating the use of human materials for research objectives is the "informed consent" received by a researcher from a patient, confirming commitment to provide personal biological material for a certain kind of the research as well as a decision of a bioethical commission (an ethic committee) made about moral acceptance of the conducted research objectives and methods.

The widespread moral acceptance of aiding others to commit suicide may portend substantial moral perils, as it opens up the possibility that assisted suicide could be vulnerable to various forms of abuse, manipulation, or undue pressure (Pabst Battin 1996, 145 157).

In a struggle to fulfill an economic agenda, administrations, both Democratic and Republican, have attempted to cajole our nation into the moral acceptance of war as just.

What was once considered grossly immoral by most of the population now enjoys moral acceptance and, conversely, what was once considered normal by most people is now regarded by many as immoral.

Conversely, despite the trend toward increased acceptance of the legality and moral acceptability of homosexuality, holders of more traditional values on these issues are not without political resources.

Some may find that stories with a moral of acceptance and empathy increase their theory of mind skills, for example, while others might benefit more from the practice of filling in the emotional gaps in an ambiguous story.

But Cohen's bottom line is that if justice requires the promotion of a moral goal, acceptance of that moral goal as a requirement of justice by the individual must commit her to acting in her own life with a view to promoting that goal.

"It was about the process". But Mar points out that there are probably many ways to improve theory of mind, and "different things might work for different people". Some may find that stories with a moral of acceptance and empathy increase their theory of mind skills, for example, while others might benefit more from the practice of filling in the emotional gaps in an ambiguous story.

It was enough to suggest that Preston Sturges or Billy Wilder might have made something out of Bill Murray – but then he would have had to survive, and submit to the moral ordeal of acceptance speeches on awards nights.