Sentence examples for moral harm from inspiring English sources

Donaldson does not believe the character is "morally harmful or that the creators are responsible for moral harm he may have caused".

Ms. Da Cunha's lawyers, Martin Leguizamon and Mr. Tanus, contend the two companies, by allowing third-party sex sites to mention their client's name, are violating her privacy and producing "moral harm," which they say is prohibited by Argentina's constitution.

During the trial of the band members, lawyers for churchgoers who were deemed victims in the case accused the three defendants of engaging in Satanism and committing "moral harm".

When we read in the discussions of Jonathan Shay about the experience of feeling that one has betrayed what one stood for that is what led to a feeling of moral harm.

Throughout the trial, the prosecution lawyers have strayed far from the official hooliganism charge, in what seems to be an effort to build a spiritual indictment against the defendants — accusing them of committing "moral harm," engaging in "Satanism" and "inciting religious hatred".

Although the formal charge against the young women is hooliganism — punishable by up to seven years in prison because they acted as a group — they have been accused in court of Satanism, inciting religious hatred and causing "moral harm" to at least 10 churchgoers.

In a popular genre, such films pointed to the moral harms of frontier conquest.

Butler made two distinctions, between settled (or deliberate) and hasty (or sudden) resentment and between resentment raised by non-moral harm or resentment raised by moral injury.

Following the theoretical ideas of Turiel (1998), Schmidt, Rakoczy, and Tomasello (2012) had children observe violations of both conventional norms (game rules) and moral norms (harm producing), and these were perpetrated by both ingroup and outgroup members.

One passage in Article 47 says it is prohibited to publish "any printed matter that is deemed contrary to the ethics, violates the morals or harms the dignity of the people or their personal freedoms".

The central government reviewed the progress of major search engines and Web portals, including those run by Baidu, Google and Microsoft, in rooting out vulgar content that "violated society's morals and harmed the health of young people," based on an online notice posted Thursday by the China Internet Illegal Information Reporting Center.