They talked about morality, cause and effect, decisions and consequences.
The endorsement, for example, by the law firm of Vinson & Elkins of Enron's crooked accounting is a recent disgraceful instance, and it reflects the strain on professional morality caused by pressure from the marketplace.
Neglecting this distinction — which is paramount in matters of morality — apparently causes Singer to consider the Holocaust no more horrifying than the Mongol conquests of the 13th century.
The president tried to make the case that this is a moral cause and that Americans must practice their own morality to win all around.
Just off the B4070 between Cheltenham and Stroud is a village called Whiteway where in 1898 an anarchist collective established a community on the lines of the teachings of Tolstoy, self-built and self-sufficient and observing a code of morality which caused twitterings all over the county.
She is the passionate public citizen, concerned about morality, about the causes and implications of the shootings at Columbine High School, about whether Kathy Boudin, the 60's radical convicted for her part in an armed robbery that left three people dead, should be paroled.
The distinction has nothing to do with the morality of their cause.
You will see what it is like to live in a society where morality has collapsed, causing all your assumptions and prejudices to crumble before your eyes.
There can be no enduring security for Americans until the United States unequivocally asserts the morality of its cause and defends itself unapologetically, without seeking the cooperation of criminals and without seeking anyone's permission.
Anne Case: Well, one thing that seemed odd to me, at least, was that if you looked at mortalities - now, this is all cause morality - blacks and whites with a high school degree or less, what you see is a convergence of mortality rates.
