Sentence examples for moral rewards from inspiring English sources

Mr Nye comes close to suggesting that effectiveness brings its own moral rewards, because prudence leads to stability.

That subtext is hammered in dialogue about the moral rewards of hard work and exercise, and the need to rid society of its undesirables.

It also does not admit the need of admitting a being who is to distribute moral rewards and inflict punishments this function being taken over by the notion of apurva, or supersensible power generated by each action.

Rather than assume that these consequences the moral rewards and retributions are a work of some divine judge, Jains believe that there is an innate moral order in the cosmos, self-regulating through the workings of the law of karma.

Germany's intent in all this is, at a textual level, clear: they want to avoid creating a moral hazard, rewarding a country that has sold itself as a rule-free playground for Russians who want to keep their money offshore.

At least, it looked like that from the hall.Grave of tone and dressed for a funeral (charcoal suit, slate-grey tie), Mr Miliband spent almost an hour telling British voters that what they want is a new, more moral economy one that rewards "producers" and workers, but punishes "predators" and cheats of all kinds, from bosses wrongly rewarded for failure to scroungers fiddling their welfare claims.

Further, he insisted that such a position is both false, in that each of us has conclusive reason to be moral independently of rewards and punishments, as well as pernicious, in that belief in those other views can strengthen our selfishness and weaken our natural sociability.

By letting the executive leadership and the board stay on, they further increase moral hazard, by rewarding  failed managers and boards that have failed in their fiduciary duties.

"Besides, the motifs present in fairytales are timeless and fairly universal, comprising dichotomies such as good and evil; right and wrong, punishment and reward, moral and immoral, male and female," she added.

When Overend Gurney collapsed in 1866, it undid once and for all the sense that, give or take a few individual misfortunes, capitalism was a moral force that rewarded skill and hard work.

Most people may think that 50 50 splits are 'fair', and worth maintaining by moral and institutional reward and sanction, because we are the products of a dynamic game that promoted our tendency to think this way.