Sentence examples for moral compensation from inspiring English sources

Thinking of a past deed using a concrete mind-set, however, leads to moral compensation.

Parliament approved the final version of a historical-memory law, meant to offer moral compensation to victims of Franco's dictatorship.

The first, costless-donation group showed moral compensation, behaving less honestly during the experiment than the controls.

Tutubalina risked losing her home and had to borrow money to pay about $3,500 in "moral compensation".

To the theory of imitative behavior Breen added the practice of moral compensation: sin could be shown in movies, but it had to be punished.

Jean-Louis Dupont, Onyewu's Belgian lawyer, said in a telephone interview that Onyewu was not seeking monetary damages but simply wanted "moral compensation".

Among the other-regarding concerns for which personal identity seems relevant are those about the nature and grounds of moral responsibility, compensation, interpersonal moral relations, abortion and embryonic research, population ethics, and therapeutic treatments for dissociative identity disorders.

Indeed, there may well be other person-related practices and concerns that aren't part of that network of self-referential concerns, including, perhaps, moral responsibility, compensation, third-person reidentification, and general survival.

Alexander Karabanov, the head of the legal team that is representing the pair for free, said they would seek moral damages and compensation for lost income, as the athletes have been suspended from practice and are no longer being paid their salaries.

To this end, utilitarian penal law is framed in terms of the principal objective of deterrence, but it also embraces the secondary ends of disablement, moral reformation, and compensation (see Crimmins 2011b).

A verdict against the Chagossians would still leave the UK with the moral duty to provide compensation and restore their right to return.