"There's a moral contract and they shattered that.
"When you first joined the N.H.S. you signed a moral contract to work until you are 60 and then get your pension," Dr. Wrigley said.
Here it was just a moral contract with the backers to do right by them, and that felt in some ways a lot stronger," he said in February.
The Minister reiterates his call for civil servants to live up to their moral contract with citizens and for restraint and discernment to be exercised in the use of public funds".
Either people in work have to agree, implicitly or explicitly, to directly fund the pensions of those who are retired as part of a moral contract between the generations.
On Atlantico, an online news site, Mr. Fontana wrote: "Numerous Web sites, and particularly the online press, have worked out a moral contract with their readers: You get valuable information, we don't make you pay, because the advertisers pay for you".
Senator Jim Webb was right when he said of lifetime health care for career military personnel, "They have earned this benefit through their years of service, and it would be wrong to change that benefit after they've held up their end of a moral contract".
Some found Mr. Korry's account difficult to believe, in part because he repeatedly refused to fully answer some of the lawmakers' questions, insisting that to describe confidential communications and orders would be contrary to "the entire moral contract" he lived by as a diplomat.
I wish to make clear from the outset that I am not impugning your medical competence but am seeking to bring to your attention what, in my opinion, constitutes a grave breach of the moral contract you entered into with her.
You enter in a legal and moral contract with your investor.
