Sentence examples for moral guidelines of from inspiring English sources

That is to say, when we try to uphold the general moral guidelines of not hurting, not killing and not stealing; when we try to live according to the golden rule of not doing unto others what we wouldn't want done unto ourselves.

"This constituency prefers people that have followed various moral guidelines on a variety of issues," Mr. Bauer said.

And they understood the Bible to provide clear moral guidelines on how to properly practice it.

In response, the Nuremberg Tribunal developed the first moral guidelines on how to conduct experiments.

Many religions have legal codes that offer ethical and moral guidelines for practitioners of the faith ― from the canon law of the Catholic Church to Jewish religious rules and practices, called Halakhah (which, like Sharia, also means "the path that one walks").

Stillman chatted about his past attempts to write short stories ("painfully slow and cumbersome"); his love of Alexander Hamilton, if not "Hamilton" ("I'm not interested in hip-hop"); and the value of the Motion Picture Production Code, the set of moral guidelines for American movies between the thirties and the sixties ("I say it raised cinema's standards. You would say 'censorship.'censorship

While President Obama ponders new legal and moral guidelines to govern America's growing use of armed robot aircraft, the world outside the White House is engaged in a revolutionary frenzy of building, arming and flying killer drones.

The two of them were searching for moral guidelines to help them raise their children, and they soon found what they wanted in the Pentateuch.

As he conducted his interviews, many with men who had run some of the country's largest multinational corporations, he became convinced that they operated under very different moral guidelines than many of their successors.

The voluntary Hays Code – a set of industry moral guidelines – ensured that the topic of homosexuality was never so much as mentioned on screen: "Sex perversion or any inference to it is forbidden".

In the absence of strict moral guidelines, women are in need of unambiguous signals that tell us where we stand.