Sentence examples for morality in relation from inspiring English sources

What is our concern, however, is to make clear that what Hume aims at, in both the Treatise and the second Enquiry, is to defend the "autonomy" of morality in relation to religion.

As Immanuel Kant observed, "cruelty to animals is contrary to man's duty to himself, because it deadens in him the feeling of sympathy for their sufferings, and thus a natural tendency that is very useful to morality in relation to other human beings is weakened".

Article Nineteen of the Indian Constitution guarantees free speech, but it is a right limited by five exceptions: the interests of the sovereignty and integrity of India; the security of the state; friendly relations with foreign states; public order, decency or morality; and in relation to contempt of court, defamation, or incitement to an offense.

By bringing together theories of moral landscapes, mobility and citizenship, the article contributes to understandings of the politics of mobility, and particularly the theorisation of how morality works in relation to different dimensions of mobility.

Western analysts have labeled my political views "hawkish," and the truth is that I have never overvalued the importance of morality in international relations.

This can lead them to claim that there is no place for morality in international relations, or that there is a tension between demands of morality and requirements of successful political action, or that states have their own morality that is different from customary morality, or that morality, if any, is merely used instrumentally to justify states' conduct.

There are issues in relation to morality which are not discussed at the mosque.

Further epidemiological studies on opium use in relation to morality are needed.

Therefore, efforts aimed at changing negative perceptions about condoms on religious and social morality grounds as well as in relation to the protective efficacy of condoms are crucial among Tanzanian adolescents.

Swan moralities have drawn particular attention in relation to the role wild birds and H5N1 transmission, because swans are conspicuous species that are easily detected on the landscape and because of the large number of countries reporting outbreaks affecting swans [21].

Traditional forms of morality that required extensive social cooperation in relation to a hard reality defined by scarcity have largely collapsed and been replaced with this New Age therapeutic culture of well-being that does not require obedience or even faith — and certainly not feelings of guilt.