"Regulation of livery vehicles will ensure that the drivers are of good moral character, that the cars are safe, that they carry adequate insurance and that the riding public is thoroughly protected," Mr. Lazar said.
If you know "The Stinky Cheese Man and Other Fairly Stupid Tales" or the new, best-selling "Math Curse," you know Lane Smith's demonic illustrations of Jon Scieszka's thoroughly ironic, moral-free children's books.
Critics of liberal internationalism — and their numbers are growing — see it as the ideological twin of Bush's neoconservatism, just as grandiose and aggressive, all the more thoroughly swaddled in moral self-love and always ending in some disastrous crusade.
The most thoroughly investigated are moral intuitions,[6] discussed below.
From euthanasia to switching clinical trial packets, the show has thoroughly explored the moral code of medicine.
In his book Abraham Lincoln in the Post-Heroic Era, Barry Schwartz writes that the scene with Lisa at the crowded monument shows how "thoroughly Lincoln's moral and emotional significance has waned".
It is Israel's tragedy, and the world's, that its leader has so thoroughly squandered his moral authority to speak for "all the Jewish people," either the living or the dead.
At the beginning of the 21st century, this situation has begun to change, as researchers in both philosophy and psychology have begun to pursue thoroughly interdisciplinary approaches to moral psychology.
Maybe none of those things is the slightest bit true and Korman is actually a highly intelligent Reagan appointee who, based on his two decisions on the matter, has studied the case thoroughly and found zero moral or legal justification for Sebelius to block such safe drugs from being made immediately available to all ages.
