Sentence examples for moral hurdles from inspiring English sources
The death of Aruna Shanbaug, a nurse who spent 42 years in a vegetative state after being raped and strangled in a Mumbai hospital, has many asking if India can overcome the legal and moral hurdles to allow euthanasia, writes BBC Monitoring's Vikas Pandey.
"Walesa has failed a moral hurdle," Mr. Naimski said finally.
PAGE B7 Moral Hurdle in Poland Lech Walesa has been cleared of Communist collaboration, but accusations continue.
Good lying means you've already crossed any moral or ethical hurdles, and decided for yourself that the lie in question is now a necessity, as you plan on living your lie (you face a great divide, a sea change).
But Paris also has hurdles, not least the political class's philosophical and moral attitude to high finance itself.
The hurdle to achieving progress is not technical, legal, moral, military, or diplomatic.
We have had our fair share of hurdles to overcome as well, but it is precisely because of the moral and ethical compass that is the Olympic Charter that we have been able to navigate through these difficult periods.
Once over that hurdle, the non-commandments become less controversial — an ethical society is good, as is moral behavior.
Given the lack of a public consensus on the moral underpinnings for patient support, the belief that long-term residents are entitled to generous government "compensation" was a hurdle.
