Sentence examples for morally needed from inspiring English sources

They echoed the muddle of the 1931 May committee in supposing that tightened budgets were morally needed in great depressions.Today's clones of Baldwin and MacDonald are not just David Cameron and Gordon Brown.

He knew that any action by railwaymen, however morally just, needed the support of the passengers.

I applaud athletes using their visible public platform to protest racial injustice and carry on a morally courageous legacy so needed today in our nation and world.

Undoubtedly, situational factors can make a huge difference, and perhaps moral beliefs do as well, but if humans are just different in their predispositions to act morally, we also need to know more about these differences.

Wolf's reasoning is that, if an agent does act in accord with the True and the Good, and if indeed she is so psychologically determined that she cannot but act in accord with the True and the Good, her inability to act otherwise does not threaten the sort of freedom that morally responsible agents need.

And the presence of this limit would seem to be necessary to making sense of the first limit because in order for the first limit to be morally important we need to know why a democracy ought to protect the democratic process.

Whether or not the provocations of artists are defensible or morally unacceptable, we need to take an uncompromising position against threats of violence.

(However, Anita Superson (2009) points out that Gauthier attempts to answer only the skeptic who asks "why should I be moral?" but leaves both the motive skeptic, who argues that it is enough to act morally but need not be motivated by morality, and the amoralist, who denies that there is any such thing as morality).

They needed to become Morally Responsible Entrepreneurs, he preached.

Both may be needed to reach morally defensible conclusions (Campbell 2014).

What is needed is a morally neutral definition of terrorism, and that means a wide one (Corlett 2003: 114 20, 134 35; Young 2004: 57).