A person's sexual orientation or gender are not in and of themselves indicative of a lack of moral, physical or mental suitability to adopt".
"A person's sexual orientation or gender are not in and of themselves indicative of a lack of moral, physical or mental suitability to adopt," Maria Victoria Calle Correa, the president of the court told reporters after the vote.
A recent poll conducted by the Russian public survey centre, VTsIOM, saw nearly half of respondents express a degree of opposition to the suitability of Orthodox moral standards in modern society.
The commission examined population within a 25 mile radius of each community, along with railroad and transportation infrastructure, the moral atmosphere, health and sanitary conditions and site suitability.
For months, Bollywood's leading lights have criticized the censor board — charged with determining movies' suitability for audiences — for behaving like moral police by demanding that salty language, sexuality, gay themes and politically sensitive topics be cut from films.
The Vatican announced that this new review of seminaries would focus on two issues that were also central in the last review: whether seminaries are teaching "Catholic moral doctrine in its integrity," and "the need for a deeper study of the criteria of suitability of candidates to the priesthood".
This discussion raises questions about the suitability of the distinction highlighted by the principle of double effect for serving as an evaluatively neutral basis for moral judgments.
Usually, moral responsibility is only attributed to creatures that enjoy a tenable levee of moral agency what does it mean and concentrates on the suitability of what that agent performs, has performed, or can perform [88].
Suitability isn't so simple.
Merit, suitability – these matter too.
