Sentence examples for moral driver from inspiring English sources

No one can deny the tragedy of the recent terrorist attack in Norway, but Mr. Rosenbaum co-opts the pain of a nation, as well as the pain of survivors of violent crime, to make an emotional argument for vengeance as a legitimate and moral driver for our justice system.

A secular recovery that restores capitalism to its proper role as the moral driver of the betterment of the human condition is what is needed next.

There was an aesthetic and moral driver behind this sentiment: If you are an artist, make art, not instructional materials, because that is the right thing to do and that is how you reflect positively on your creator.

The author, Yale professor Harry S. Stout, uses "the just war theory" — or the idea that why wars are fought can be justified through historical or theoretical examination — to evaluate the ethical and moral drivers of both the Union and the Confederacy.

A resulting question is whether, and to what degree, we could or should abandon moral or aesthetic drivers in architectural design if in the future we could design architectural objects to optimize environmental factors and so meet cognitive and emotional needs, thereby enhancing an architectural object's reception but at moral or aesthetic expense.

"Manufacturers seem to be aiming to produce hi-tech and hence ultimately fallible solutions to problems that wouldn't exist in the first place if people took proper responsibility for their moral obligations as drivers – to concentrate on what they are doing," says Graham Hole at the University of Sussex in Brighton, UK.

This accountability and moral drive to do good with public resources may not be mirrored in industry-funded research, and so other drivers must be evident if public involvement is to be more widely adopted.

Rather than rehash abstract arguments about the conflicts over busing of the 1970's and 80's, for example, he brings the reader into the experience of a black bus driver whose "moral leadership" consisted of ushering traumatized black children into hostile South Boston.

Brake clearly has a low opinion of the moral fibre of UK drivers.

But what motivates such beyond-legal-requirement interests, and what moral philosophies underprop these drivers?

In coincidence with foresters in USA, legal followed by moral motivations were major drivers and were more valued than financial gains.