Sentence examples for moral reputation from inspiring English sources

Such testimony would directly challenge his social standing and moral reputation.

The illusion of security, purchased at an exorbitant cost to America's moral reputation.

Its moral reputation has already been tarnished by its failure to denounce Robert Mugabe's dreadful regime in neighbouring Zimbabwe.

"His moral reputation was by far the most valuable asset he had acquired in the 72 years of his life".

He is not opposed to all military intervention per se, but he feels that the U.S. should feel obliged to refrain from militarism until it has restored its moral reputation.

"It is now time to clear this matter up once and for all, both to re-establish Britain's moral reputation, and allow agencies to put this behind them in continuing their battle against terrorism".

It's not hard to see why the moral reputations of this trio should be so out of line with the good they have done.

In other words, each requires a liberated interpretation of established morals, reputation and risk management.

Over centuries we have invented various means of ensuring it: moral codes, reputation within a certain community, laws and of course security tools, from embankments, the most primitive kind of defense, to facial-recognition technology.

Bruce Schnier, the author of Liars and Outliers says that given that there are inevitably always going to be people who are not trustworthy, society keeps damage to a minimum by using societal pressures: "morals and reputation are two, laws are another, and security systems are a fourth.

He has lost his moral and professional reputation.