Sentence examples for moral guard from inspiring English sources

More than previous generations, they believed in tolerance and in the freedom of the individual; on the other hand, they wanted a set of rules for the conduct of a successful life — "moral guard rails," as Hybels puts it.

More than previous generations, they believed in tolerance and in the freedom of the individual; on the other hand, they wanted a set of rules for the conduct of a successful life—"moral guard rails," as Hybels puts it.

Just as there's a set of principles guarding business life, there is a distinct set of morals guarding an artist's life".

Jewish culture, on the other hand, with its uncompromising moral standards, would guard against our becoming persecutors and victimizers of others.

FOOTNOTES Holly Hunter will play the role of Laura Bush in a free staged reading of Tony Kushner's reflection on political morality and moral relativity, "Only We Who Guard the Mystery Shall Be Unhappy," at 7 p.m. Monday through Wednesday at the New York Theater Workshop.

The Byzantine basileus, or autocrat, had moral responsibility for guarding and harmonizing an elaborate state, a "colony" of heaven in which reason and not mere will ought to rule.

Putting some doubt into bankers' minds—"constructive ambiguity", as the regulators put it is a guard against moral hazard.

But it should adhere to rules regarding "exceptional access" that limit the amount of lending it can do, as these rules work to guard against moral hazard.

Thus, Kant argued that if moral philosophy is to guard against undermining the absolute necessity of obligation in its analysis and defense of moral thought, it must be carried out entirely a priori.

Not so much those lower down the ranks, however, who see the moral basis of the guards being eroded by material greed.

The organisation is in the unenviable position of potentially alienating their core following to appeal to a larger audience, sacrificing some of its most guarded morals in the process.