"He represents the conscience of Fatah, renewing the leadership of Fatah," said Naser Badawi, a senior member of Al Aqsa Martyrs Brigades, the most deadly Fatah-linked group.
MacDonald regards the song as a "distant departure" from the Beatles' sound and a "remarkable achievement" that represents the "conscience" of the LP.
The Lord Chief Justice argued that it was not up to judges to change the law on matters of life and death such as hanging and abortion arguing that Parliament represented "the conscience of the nation".
But as she's come to see Hillary as more presidential, she has admittedly decided to "forget the war" and to "trust" that henceforth Hillary will represent "my conscience".
Juries are supposed to represent the conscience of the community is it so far-fetched to believe that many communities would find laws that send nonviolent criminals to prison for years repugnant?
Take, for example, Nick Cohen, who purports to represent the conscience of the left but who nevertheless supported George Bush's disgraced 2003 invasion of Iraq, an effort which in his words offered the possibility of "salvation".
CJs, as with legal juries, are based on the idea that once a small sample of the population has heard the evidence, its subsequent deliberations can fairly represent the conscience and intelligence of the general public.
The van also encapsulates weird allegorical undertones, as if it represents Angela's conscience or is a symbolic reminder of things she cannot escape.
If conscience represents the inner check by which we evaluate our actions, judgment represents the outer manifestation of our capacity to think critically.
They will run solidly united on the economic renewal program, and will represent their consciences and constituents on issues where Americans are divided on principle.
