Sentence examples for moral guarantor from inspiring English sources
"Rostropovich, like Yeltsin, was a moral guarantor of our freedom in the 1990s," said Victor Erofeyev, the novelist and essayist, as he exited the cemetery gates.
Earlier this year, television viewers voted de Gaulle the greatest French person of all time).This general isn't merely popular; he is also a prime mover, in a way that has no British or American equivalent: the moral guarantor of today's French state, as well as the Gaullist movement.
"Because if the Security Council is unable to adapt," Mr. Chretien said, "it will seriously undermine its credibility as a guarantor of peace, credibility that is essential to maintaining the moral authority of the U.N. as a whole".
Five things parenting taught me: 1) The act of reproduction is no guarantor of moral superiority but there is an entire ideology devoted to this notion, as if there is a biological shortcut to virtue.
Far from functioning as the guarantor of moral probity, the fictive Kantian subject is the condition of the possibility of intractable animosity and injustice.
This anti-voluntarist understanding of God's attributes is also the foundation of epistemology and ethics, since God's wisdom and goodness are the guarantors of truth and of moral principles.
He warns against the "moral hazard of an incentive structure" that rewards the guarantor only if someone else buys the artwork.
A commander-in-chief transplanted from heaven is not what the Iranian people want, not after June 12; a moral guide, rooted in the ethics and religion of Persia, a guarantor of the country's independence, may well be.
The United States, as the primary architect of the Algiers agreement and as the guarantor and witness of that pact, must shoulder its legal and moral responsibilities and enforce international law.
As the self-proclaimed guarantors to the ceasefire negotiated in Astana, Russia and Iran also bear great moral responsibility for these deaths".
