Sentence examples for moral security from inspiring English sources

Mr Nutter called the Republican's comments "a threat to the moral security of the United States of America".

("The idea that some undiscovered meaning may still subsist in a poem seems to be regarded as scandalous, a blow to collective moral security").

Meanwhile a new subject, "intellectual and moral security", has been added to the school curriculum, designed to "reform errant behaviour … and cultivate students' love of their country".

Behind this charade, Israeli settlers bit off more and more of the West Bank, creating a huge moral, security and economic burden for Israel and its friends.

It is a model that affords distance and a sense of moral security, but it has serious limits in its ability to creatively subvert a system.

And he was the portraitist whom everyone wanted, not simply because he could "capture a likeness," but also because his portraits in oils would almost always radiate a certain moral security.

Moral: Social Security's financial problem is relatively minor.

They save America untold billions by taking on moral and security imperatives that we cannot manage alone.

David Cameron set out the "moral" and "security" case for bombing Isis in Syria in the Commons last week, saying it was morally unacceptable to leave the US, France and other allies to carry the burden.

The justification usually comes from a moral and security perspective, but in many cases these states have gone too far and have effectively tried to control public opinion by stifling dissent and criticism.

Additionally, a source close to the Prime Minister said tonight [June 13], Mr. Macmillan is convinced he can persuade Parliament and the nation next Monday that he has handled the turbulent affair properly and is not indictable either on the moral or security aspects of the case.