Sentence examples for moral principles of from inspiring English sources

Shaftesbury did not provide a set of moral principles of maxims that constitute morality (although he approved of those put forward in Henry More's Enchiridion Ethicum; see Rivers 130).

Some people put in cause the moral principles of the players".

I'm not referring to the moral principles of a faith, as in almost all religions they are the same.

He may reform institutions when necessary but may never alter or destroy the basic moral principles of heaven.

And if there is any novelist who can appreciate the way that technological change has unmoored the moral principles of another era, it is, after all, Thomas Pynchon.

His McLane is a well-dressed man with rustic pride and the strict moral principles of someone who has had few opportunities to behave badly.

Dr. Caplan cited "the moral principle of making something good happen out of the reality that something unfortunate exists".

But of course these superstitious Christians don't like condoms either; or needle exchanges, because their moral principle of abstinence is more important than saving lives.

In it he rehearses (but, oddly, does not cite) Nozick's argument for the right of the wealthy to keep their money, referring to the moral principle of "just deserts" as what makes distribution by the market essentially ethical.

Meanwhile, his foundation could pick a new spokesperson from the ranks of American cancer survivors who went back to work without violating the cardinal moral principle of their profession.

At the UN climate change summit in New York on Tuesday, Javadekar is reported to have said: "The moral principle of historic responsibility [those countries which have historically emitted the most] cannot be washed away".