Sentence examples for morally disabled from inspiring English sources

The Presidents' players tend to stay on its roster for years, although President Clinton spent last season on the "morally disabled" list.

More than anything, though, this is a play about being morally disabled, especially in the case of Blanche, Laura's mother (gloriously played by Stella Gonet), whose denial of the disagreeable includes overlooking a Nazi cook.

The article then adduces Mr. Singer's now infamous quotation: "Killing a disabled infant is not morally equivalent to killing a person.

What if he convinces people that there's no morally significant difference between a fetus and a newborn, and just as disabled fetuses are routinely aborted now, so disabled babies are routinely killed?

In addition to being morally correct, the ruling was fully consistent with the federal Americans with Disabilities Act, which requires that the disabled be treated in the least-restrictive environment.

Disability rights groups said the changes would be a devastating blow to disabled people who rely on the benefit to help them live on their own, while Labour branded the changes "morally reprehensible".

In 1999, his appointment to Princeton University was protested by activists on behalf of the disabled, who objected to his view that the active euthanasia of severely disabled human infants is morally permissible in some circumstances.

Jeff McMahan (2009) has countered that the existence of such human beings is very likely: given the continuous nature of fetal and infant neurological development, it is very likely that some human beings are radically disabled because their development has ceased or been interrupted at points where they have not yet acquired morally relevant capacities.

Morally wrong".

Morally indefensible.

Morally repugnant?