Sentence examples for moral record from inspiring English sources

In Egyptian religion (followed by Judaism, Christianity, and Islām), the concept of a happy afterlife depending on one's ethical and moral record in this world was developed.

I've always read this novel as Vedanta without the religion — that is, a vision of a thoroughly secular existence in a book that contains not a single Hindu reference but that becomes coherent only if one invokes ideas like maya (illusion), atman (the essential soul) and karma (the moral record that passes on from one life to the next).

She would be proud of the country's moral record, when it inspires pride.

He would also be concerned with the country's past moral record and its implications for the present.

She would consider her own moral identity as bound up with that of her country, and the moral record of the patria as hers too.

He is responsible in the sense that his moral record is affected for better or worse in virtue of something about him.

But such laws were often watered down or undermined, and results have been mixed.Officially, the EU takes no interest in the political or moral records of national leaders as long as their actions do not breach the law.

Government figures released last month, which cover 2012 and 2013, show that Canadian companies have been upping weapons shipments to its NATO allies like England, Italy, and Germany but also to less stable nations with questionable moral records.

Whatever the details of the intelligence, Japan may not be pleased a "trade commissioner" they're hosting was leaking information about their prized auto industry to a for-profit spy firm with a questionable moral track record.

Writing to Dame Anne Owers, chair of the IPCC, Mr Mackey acknowledged witnesses had "a legal and moral obligation to record best evidence as soon as practicable".

But more importantly, I knew that when something this egregious and mythical happens, you have a moral obligation to record it for posterity, right?