Sentence examples for moral tactic from inspiring English sources

"What we call psychiatric practice," he says, "is a certain moral tactic... covered over by the myths of positivism".

Rothbard criticized the "frenzied nihilism" of left-wing libertarians, but also criticized right-wing libertarians who were content to rely only on education to bring down the state; he believed that libertarians should adopt any moral tactic available to them in order to bring about liberty.

Here's an illegally pirated edition but I hereby predict that it's only a matter of time before it and its concomitant scare tactics, moral panics, and ethical dilemmas raise their ugly heads in a big way.

Similarly, the geographies of power and resistance are constituted by more than spatial tactics and moral or behavioural boundaries as they are often rendered.

It is a strategic document, a tactic, not a moral standard.

Betrayal and cruelty may be themes of the films mentioned, but so is solidarity, which resonates all the more powerfully because it seems less like a moral nicety than a necessary tactic for survival.

Throughout the series, secondary characters raise moral objections to abusive interrogation tactics.

Aside from the obvious legal and moral issues raised by these tactics, I would question their effectiveness.

The movement claims to be anti-censorship and anti-political, but then it enthusiastically uses the tactics of reactionary moral campaigners, including hassling corporations into dropping advertising from sites that support controversial writers.

Nicholas D. Kristof accuses liberals of using the same questionable tactics ("overdosing on moral clarity and self-righteousness, and embracing conspiracy theories") as George W. Bush used to get the United States involved in the Iraq war.

The tactic of invoking the moral authority of mothers to gain progress on a pressing social issue is not new.