Sentence examples for moral control from inspiring English sources
The documentary seems to lack any moral control, instead stacking one image of a drunken Winehouse on top of another, gradually effacing its own credibility.
He succeeded in warding off federal censorship, but the intervention on "Baby Face" notwithstanding the moral control of the movies was little more than a verbal agreement among producers.
"You will find no priests in my work!" Not only does Simenon take care to exclude politics, religion, history and philosophy from his character's dialogue and thoughts, but the deadpan flatness of his prose style and his bare-bone vocabulary create a disturbing absence of moral control.
Endoxic probability could thus become an instrument of social (and moral) control.
If Ren is the internal moral control, then Righteousness (yi; 義), represents "the proper share one should receive from a just distribution of rights and benefits, duties, and responsibilities" (Cheng 2011b: 16).
As hardcore porn, school bullying, gang rape, and ISIS-beheading videos become more and more ubiquitous online, placating trigger warnings flash everywhere, as if by such means we were exercising some moral control in an increasingly insane world.
Trinidadian women increased earnings and economic independence grants them the ability to push back against strict moral controls that religion and society have place on them.
Social cognitive theory describes a process in which behavior can be disengaged from moral self control through eight different mechanisms.
An interpretivist might further say that, in all cases, certain more specific moral principles control "the operation and effect" of all laws (as the Riggs v. Palmer court famously said, 115 NY 506 (1889)) Similar hypotheses would be germane to cases or institutional practice in general.
The establishment of a rating system, voluntary or otherwise, opens the door to an endless parade of moral quality control programs based on things certain Christians do not like.
Private moral self-control and the concomitant obligations are relevant for behavior and action in society.
