Sentence examples for principle of conscience from inspiring English sources

The source, inspired by the principle of conscience, is a last resort if none of the widely accepted sources are applicable to a problem.

The principles of conscience are such means, and so we are naturally disposed to carry out the principles of conscience.

Right action is defined by self-chosen ethical principles of conscience [ 63].

Laïcité is based on three key principles: freedom of conscience, a strict separation between religion and the state, and the freedom to exercise any faith.

First, compelling an individual to support religion violates the fundamental principle of freedom of conscience.... Second, government aid corrupts religion.... Third, government establishment of religion is inextricably linked with conflict...

The NCAN joined with the National Assembly of Religious Women (NARW) to issue a joint statement: "The Roman Congregation for Religious in their fear of losing 'authority' has ignored the principle of freedom of conscience".

PAGE 1 Volunteer Customer Service 4 Arts & Leisure STUBBORNLY MAINTAINING His Photographic Principles The idea of conscience has been imbedded in Danny Lyon's photographs in all but a few of his contemporaries.

For some people, it is a story of expanding individual freedom of conscience, a principle that the First Amendment planted in American society but that has only been gradually extended to minority beliefs (and nonbeliefs) over time and with struggle.

Assange said "the Obama administration is demonstrating that there is no place in its system for people of conscience and principle" and warned "there will be a thousand more Bradley Mannings".

On the controversial matter of Richard III's villainy, Lord Norwich comes down firmly against those who hold that he was a much-maligned monarch, arguing that he was "a man devoid of conscience or principle, who would stop at nothing to achieve his ambition".

This was a matter of conscience and principle.