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The memorandum said that A.T.F.'s counsel had objected, "citing moral objections".
At first, the guys with strong moral calibre object, and they do what they're supposed to do: they notify superiors.
But the mere fact that the government was working hard to rebuild the Kabul museum and share its treasures through international exhibitions was having a big moral effect: many objects had been returned voluntarily.Sometimes recovering lost objects involves recourse to law or parliamentary lobbying; sometimes moral suasion is the only way.
Moreover, Eastwood rather too obviously positions his subject in moral terms: Hoover objects to extended batterings of anarchists; he doesn't seem to mind an African American stenographer; he is dusted with a little more principle than is given to Richard Nixon.
What confers moral standing on objects, or what is the basis of their moral worth?
The visitor complained to one of Lincoln's secretaries, "Now, you say that Lincoln's stories always have some object or moral; please tell me what object or moral such an absurd, irrelevant, clownish story could possibly have?" "What object?" exclaimed the secretary.
"People might have a moral right" to object, "but they don't have a legal right".
But it will also mean that the Germans lose the moral authority to object to the fudges of others, such as the Belgians and the French.It could also have two more awkward effects.
Although Mr. Peck and his co-star, Jennifer Jones, provided sizzling scenes that had to be cut when moral watchdog groups objected, the film, a lavish Technicolor western produced by David O. Selznick, failed at the box office.
