Sentence examples for morally accepted from inspiring English sources

Until well into the 19th century, human slavery was legally and morally accepted in substantial parts of the world.

Up until the middle of this century, racism was legally and morally accepted in this country and in many parts of the world.

In other words, forensic DNA databasing enables a "morally accepted" inscription of suspicion (Lynch and McNally 2009), which can in some cases last indefinitely, insofar as an impersonal trace of the body is retained and previous suspects must "prove innocence" by not matching crime scene stains (Dahl and Sætnan 2009).

This so-called PGD/HLA testing type 1 (de Wert et al., 2007) is morally accepted in most countries on the condition that the parents intend to care for the donor child to the same extend as they do for their other children and because the newborn is not harmed when collecting the cord blood.

The logical consequence of opposition to animal experimentation is that you have to morally accept that we will live in a world without vaccination, without transplantations and so on.

Korea offered up blessings to the weddings of heterosexuals, but it did not legally or morally accept weddings for gay men like myself.

For example, suicides are often underreported, especially in countries where suicides are not morally or socially accepted (Tøllefsen et al. 2012).

He wouldn't support marriage equality -- a stance we understood politically, but never accepted morally -- but he did endorse civil unions that give same-sex couples the same legal rights and privileges as married heterosexual couples.

a popular base; organizing tools; a generally accepted morally-based conceptual framing; an overall narrative, with heroes, victims, and villains; a readily recognizable, well-understood language; funding sources; and a national communication system set up for both leaders and ordinary citizens to use.

To be sure, Roberts had to stomach the individual mandate, just as Webster in 1850 accepted the morally incomparable but also unpopular mandate known as the Fugitive Slave Law, which required individuals to aid slave catchers.

And by the way, even if you hate it -- the compact you have accepted is morally yours until you leave.