Sentence examples for moral accountability from inspiring English sources
In contrast to the possession of a soul or a divine spark, practical rationality and moral accountability, and most other individual attributes claimed by contemporary accounts to ground moral status, appear to come in degrees.
All others required no more than self-discipline and moral accountability as remedies.
The notion of intent that is invoked in humour research generally involves a deontological construct, where issues of moral accountability come to the fore.
Until Japan moves beyond narrow legalism and conforms to emerging standards of moral accountability, the nation will have few followers.
By making the Americans cruel, too, he escapes the customary division of good and evil along national lines, but he escapes any sense of moral accountability as well.
"Lonely Hearts" adds the dimensions — of everyday life, of moral accountability — that nastily foreshortened exploitation movies like "Honeymoon Killers" leave out.
It is this sort of remark — about my ownership of certain actions — that yields a connection between identity and moral responsibility ("accountability," for Locke), for one is justifiably held accountable only for those actions performed by a self to whom one's present consciousness extends, that is, it is only for those actions I remember performing that I can justifiably be held accountable.
They speak to the integrity of an organization in a world with morals and accountability.
And how do we calculate the moral damage and accountability of the harm done to the legitimacy of the presidency itself nearly every day on Twitter and as a Russian collusion investigation continues?
Restorative justice processes include support networks—family, friends, loved ones with a stake in the outcome that bring the young person into a moral community through accountability and respect.
Where Leibniz rescued ethics and religion by claiming to discover a hidden reality of immortal, spontaneous souls beneath the material and causally-determined appearances, Kant believed he could accomplish the task of reconciling the scientific view of the world with moral aspiration and accountability by investigating the necessary preconditions of our experience.
