Sentence examples for moral threshold from inspiring English sources

The numerical threshold, wherever it lay, had not been crossed - and neither, argued Israel, had the moral threshold.

But when he is sticking to his official brief, rather than winging it, Johnson continues to maintain that Britain and Saudi Arabia are close allies acting in concert, and that a legal and moral "threshold" has not been crossed by Saudi actions in Yemen.

This has been defended by John Gardner, a proponent of the moral threshold theory.

"Once you're in that business of paying a share of the cost that way, you've crossed a moral threshold where it's legitimate to charge anything".

Many believe there is a moral threshold between economy and politics, making the use of economic means for political gains questionable.

A possible consequence of the perception of a high prevalence of misconduct in the workplace is that individuals might lower their moral threshold for committing an offence when it is perceived that everybody else is committing similar offences.

The person wears the forms of the world, pretends to follow the rules, but inside, there are no moral thresholds.

But for a death cult like ISIS, there are no moral thresholds or qualms".

One solution is to write legislation with a moral-fraud threshold.

In addition, if there are multiple grounds for lesser degrees of moral status, which threshold views could allow, then this might remove a large gap in status between beings with C and those lacking C but who have other status conferring capacities.

But she has an outsider's license, using her formalist skills to create vivid portraits of women on the threshold of moral crisis, or several steps beyond it.