Sentence examples for morally committed from inspiring English sources

Desmond and Moore observe that their Darwin is "a man more sympathetic than creationists find acceptable, more morally committed than scientists would allow".

I promised I would offer the job to Vince when Jim Lee finally told me he didn't want it any longer, but I also told Vince that until such a time, I was morally committed to Howell.

From the introduction of a legal order and the development of education, the church has been part of our body politic, so it is incorrect to say that the church should stay out of politics: it is morally committed to participation and democracy as a means, and the common good as the end.

The public servant is an intellectual who is morally committed to contribute to the public good.

We have little doubt that Price's decision was one he felt ethically and morally committed to.

Scientists morally committed to protecting the global commons and researching ecological limits to the global economy must be added now to the Council of Economic Advisors and similar institutions.

Instead, it is the fact that much of the Republican electorate, as presently constructed, is profoundly committed — morally and ideologically — to "traditional values".

The church wants to enforce its own narrow code of conduct on people like me, who are as morally and ethically committed to the issues of reproductive choice and marriage equality as the church is against them.

Pregnancy decision-making support should be provided by professionals who genuinely believe that all pregnancy options are morally valid, are committed to providing evidence-based information and are willing to facilitate early access to abortion or antenatal care, depending on the woman's decision.

HAVING coined the phrase "the banality of evil," Hannah Arendt went on to suggest that the most heinous crimes have often been committed by morally desensitized ordinary people.

Once a critical mass of companies were committed legally, morally, and institutionally to sustainability goals that were predicated on selling less, making things that lasted longer and expected to be fixed rather than replaced, could companies conceivably promote public engagement with climate change for the good of the sector as a whole?