For him, the moral component of the law, the possibility of regaining some kind of balance, was what mattered.
It also contributed £30,000 to a University of Portsmouth project on "understanding the moral component of conflict".
The moral component of how people should treat one another and how we should treat the living systems of the planet really does have to play a part of this, a big part.
Clergy, ex-gang members, and victims and their family members would be on hand to deliver the moral component of the message to the offenders: "What you are doing is wrong, and we know you can do better".
Is reaching out with a gentle warning the moral thing to do? SHARON, NEW YORK Before addressing the moral component of your query, I need to tell you that your objective is probably hopeless.
Barnum, who fussed about the moral component of his entertainment, would have had a fit if he had spotted the mother and two children in Giants Stadium singing along to "Sympathy for the Devil".
Indeed, isn't it just possible that a modern culture that celebrated the moral component of childrearing more fully would end up serving certain feminist ends, rather than undermining them — by making public policy more friendly to work-life balance, by putting more cultural pressure on men to be involved fathers rather than slackers and deadbeat dads, and so on?
One issue that may never be resolved involves the moral component of driving decisions.
In an interview for the Christian Broadcasting Network in 2009, he said "The moral component of fighting power is about leadership, it's about ethics, it's about culture, it's about how do you get people to fight and embedded within that is an element of justice and righteousness.
