Sentence examples for was a moral problem from inspiring English sources

The cardinal, who has said that he was relying on medical experts when he allowed Father Geoghan to continue as a priest, wrote about the church's historical view that sexual abuse was a moral problem and said it was only recently that church officials learned to turn to the medical profession.

And it can be a moral problem: is it morally opportune to act in risky ways that endanger the actor or others who are involved in the situation, or is it a moral failure to do so?

"That's a moral problem".

But euphemism is a moral problem, not a cognitive one.

Luther's anti-Semitism would be a moral problem under any circumstances.

But snobbishness is non-U in Boston where such a matter as what is the right word to use, is a moral problem.

Once, sex addicts were treated with pillories and guillotines and gleaming clamps, but what used to be a moral problem is now a medical one, and this is no surprise.

She added: "They are pouring through our doors with very serious issues, I have been trying to get central Government and civil servants to come down and look at the case load we have because it's a moral problem".

Conservatives will want to hear from Mr. Bush that there is a moral problem in the government's withdrawing from taxpayers' pockets more than is required by a conservative estimate of the government's obligations.

There will never be a technological fix for the problem of unrestrained appetite, the pope claims, because this is a moral problem, which demands a moral solution, a turn towards sobriety and self-restraint and away from the intoxications of consumerism.

For Green, and for almost everyone else who has pondered it, the problem of political obligation is a moral problem, and the obligation in question is a kind of moral obligation.