Sentence examples for of issues of conscience from inspiring English sources

He's speaking now of issues of conscience.

Stevens said she believed Corbyn, who defied the Labour whip on issues of conscience hundreds of times during the Tony Blair and Gordon Brown years, would understand her strength of feeling.

The move will increase pressure on Nick Clegg to give his MPs a free vote on the issue, something normally confined to issues of conscience.

It's different for the civil servant, whose duty is clear: one of confidentiality to his/her employer unless issues of conscience are so paramount that they amount to a public-interest defence.

Do you ever have issues of conscience when criticising a composer's work?

Justice and Scottish Presbyterianism are discussed at length, and issues of conscience provide the novel's themes.

The lack of dialogue takes some getting used to, but in Australia, where the marginalization of indigenous people has long been a subject of debate and an issue of conscience, the point is presumably clear: Samson and Delilah barely talk because no one would listen if they did.

It is an issue for Parliament to decide, and obviously it is an issue of conscience".

Asked why he opposed equal marriage, Paterson said: "This is an issue of conscience.

The requirement created an issue of conscience, especially because certificates could be bought.

This is a very, very difficult issue of conscience for many, many people.