Sentence examples for moral jeopardy from inspiring English sources
Because they are dead, defamation is no legal risk, but there may still be moral jeopardy.
The West can hardly reject what he may be offering, but by working with him they may bolster his regime.A reminder of the risk of moral jeopardy in engaging with Mr Assad was a report issued just before the conference detailing photographic and documentary evidence of the systematic torture and killing of about 11,000 of his detainees.
Graham Greene (a convert who made the church his central subject as a novelist) once said that Catholicism was naturally dramatic because of the moral jeopardy within a system in which believers were forbidden contraceptives or abortion, and clergy were forbidden sex at all.
"This whole tactic is a terrible mistake: always putting your moral action in jeopardy of empirical findings," he told me.
The committee has gone as far as it feels it can.At the meeting in Dallas, America's bishops are required to rescue their church from enormous moral and financial jeopardy.
Hamilton viewed his roles of being a father and husband, put his creditors at risk, placing his family's welfare in jeopardy and his moral and religious stance as reasons not to duel, but he felt it impossible to avoid due to making attacks on Burr and unable to recant, and Burr's behavior prior to the duel.
As a result, while the European Union may grow more powerful in the immediate future, its long-term success hangs in jeopardy without a solid moral code in which it can root itself.
They are thought to be so keenly aware of their public shame, and the jeopardy of the church both moral and financial, that they will be only too eager to agree to them.
In the pope's absence both the ecclesiastical power and the territorial integrity of the papacy had deteriorated within Italy, and the moral and spiritual authority of the office was in jeopardy throughout Christian Europe.
But it feels a pity that she was not asked how she felt about the moral compromises into which she was forced and the physical consequences of living in jeopardy.
