"moral assignment" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
The phrase is used to refer to duties or obligations that are based on moral considerations. For example: "The moral assignment of ensuring that everyone has access to basic education is a priority for our organization."
Freeing Mumia and ending mass incarceration in America is one of the most important moral assignments of our time.
When contemplating cases like these, many people find themselves with conflicting intuitions about the assignment of moral responsibility.
However, he does not agree with the assignment of moral agency and responsibility to an organization itself, arguing that organizational "systems" and "processes," are the product of human action, and individuals cannot take moral refuge by laying blame on non-personal systems and processes [ 36].
The moral grounds for assigning parental rights can also differ from their legal assignment.
I RECENTLY found myself in a position where I had some moral qualms about a writing assignment.
People think that a behavior belongs in its sphere as a matter of sacred necessity and that the very act of questioning an assignment is a moral outrage.
Of course, legal assignment of parenthood may trigger moral obligations, due to a general moral obligation to obey the law or because the legal parent is best-placed to rear the child.
The difficulty of answering such questions may lead one to reject the presupposition that prompted them: One might deny that in making a moral judgment we are engaging in the assignment of properties at all.
We share a certain moral and cultural inheritance, and our spiritual assignment is to puzzle over it.
This moral justification seemed more compelling with each new assignment, due to the ever-escalating violence deployed by dealers to deter communities from talking to the police.
