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But, he said, the writers fought to keep the show from becoming morally simplistic.

Weed out the morally bankrupt people, no matter how much money they make for the firm.

The court found that she was NGRI because she did not recognize the acts to be morally wrong.

The religious speak of morals, and yet isn't it ironic that they need guidelines on how to be a morally upright citizen from a book?

His manner changed and he said more harshly: 'And you consider yourself morally superior to us, with our lies and our cruelty? '

Remember that you are acting as morally as you know how, and that you therefore have no reason to feel humiliated.

would no doubt affirm, then a morally sensitive individual would be required many times to obey the law and to support the State.

I said years ago in one of my theological papers that God was morally obligated to reveal Himself to the human family.

Derga still supports the war in Iraq and considers it the "morally correct thing to do. " He would, however, like to see the country united.

Among participants in all of the low-power states, morally hypocritical behaviour inverted itself, as it had in the case of tax fraud.

And I say that it was morally wrong if any of the contributors got special favors for the contributions that they made.

In any case to tell lies to the young, who have no means of checking what they are told, is morally indefensible.

If you say that someone is on the side of the angels, you mean that they are doing what you think is morally right.

It was: that's an unpatriotic thing to say, and you're a bad mother, and you're morally deranged, you're a ditzy idiot.

When you see a shortcut, it's usually a temptation to cut the corner financially, ethically or morally - just take a little shortcut.

I reply that it is not for me to judge him morally, but I define his self-deception as an error.

Many, many men have been just as troubled morally and spiritually as you are right now.

What is strange or foreign (that is to say outside the activities of the groups) tends to be morally forbidden and intellectually suspect.

How can they grow up in this kind of a world without becoming morally corrupt?

I don't mean, naturally, the sort of principles that mean respecting laws and acting morally towards others.

In addition, a couple may believe that ending the marriage would harm the children or that getting a divorce would be morally wrong.

It's not like I come from a morally judgmental family; I never feared my parents or other relatives turning their backs on me.

yet all morally defaced and decayed as he was, was he not her own, her very own, the idol of her deathless worship?

Her mother said performing a minor surgical procedure at school without parental consent was 'morally wrong. '

Morally, he was an average man, no better and no worse than the bulk of his contemporaries.

Contrary to popular belief, atheists are moral and ethical so it is possible for us to be morally or ethically conflicted as anyone else.

Are oil companies, I ask, more morally culpable than other industries that would not be subject to Obama's proposed [windfall profits] tax?

The character brings no viewpoint or power of observation to anything and is morally just an empty vessel, waiting to be filled.

If you think it is morally right to support pakistan and torturing Tibetans then believe me you are near to your end.

I feel morally authorized to evade as much as I can, ' he said once.

But it also made possible a politically and morally aware citizen- soldiery capable of discrimination and restraint as well as destruction.

In the end, the question of whether war on Iraq is legally justified is less important than whether it is morally and practically justified.

The question then was whether people would think that it was possible in such a universe to be fully morally responsible.

Lying is morally wrong and is always discouraged, but it comes naturally to human beings.

"The richer we have become materially, the poorer we become morally and spiritually, " he said.

Believing that Africa's plight has no effect on the rest of the world is not only naive, it's morally wrong.

Since lying is an attempt to deceive, to lie is to attempt to do what is morally wrong (in the absence of defeating factors).

Those who continue to support the theory despite all this are either obtuse, self-deceived or morally contemptible.

The logical, but morally intolerable and practically impossible, "solution" would be to try to halt this development.

But with the passage of time, they began to send troops to conquer neighboring countries, life has become corrupt and morally bankrupt.

Meaningful lives can be morally compromised, just as morally good lives can feel meaningless to those who live them.

" But he answered: " Yes, maybe I did not in law, but morally, I have the responsibility, I should pay back the money.

One resident told him that, in her opinion, "I think morally the right thing would have been to put the fire out. "

Let's assume that you, as the jury, are charged to decide whether what they did was morally permissible or not.

Privatisation in Russia degenerated into a morally dubious grab for assets by a new class of oligarchs.

But most codes of ethics, instead, offer voluntary guidelines to help journalists make morally and professionally sound decisions.

I would not try to morally judge the situation because this is not how the system of competition works out.

It is morally wrong as well as ineffective for it to be imposed as a task.

he does not feel morally obliged to turn "bad" hackers over to the authorities.

So the premise basically says, "active euthanasia is morally acceptable, " just like the conclusion does.

The original invited people saw themselves to be morally and spiritually superior . . . so they were uninvited.

On the contrary, the view that increases in incomes of the poor offset equivalent losses for the rich is morally compelling.

Everyone knew that it was morally dubious, but as long as the gains were within reasonable bounds, few complained.

Whether or not such presumed consent is morally right, it does not solve the supply problem, in Spain or elsewhere.

Only scholars can be morally confident even though they do not possess property.

As the person to advocate smoking as heavy taxes, and nobody can say that this is morally wrong.

Consequently, a civil law authorizing abortion or euthanasia ceases by that very fact to be a true, morally binding civil law.

Those commentators who accept that verdict but think Mr Brown's approach to, say, tax credits, somehow compensates, seem morally confused.

Is Bill fully morally responsible for killing his wife and children?

He also said the move was necessary and the morally correct thing to do.

It suggests that people are, if not perfectible, at least morally malleable in positive ways.

It means that the person is both prudent and morally upright and he is able to uphold widely held values.

For lay people, the Buddha considered the morally just acquisition of wealth and financial security to be a skillful source of happiness.

that you did the morally correct|thing by walking out on us?

We are sending a message that their position is untenable historically, morally , legally and for a matter of Europe.

Fae: Do you think the fact that you're homosexual makes you morally bankrupt?

Zhang also warned that if Japan cannot face up to history, it will never stand up morally or psychologically.

Even as a politician on a four-year elected cycle, you can't morally leave someone with that problem.

But he said that a "world without faith would be morally diminished" .

Thus allow me to boldly made assertion , that , Japanese are also spiritually and morally superior than Chinese .

They face the enemy bayonets morally Ningsibuqu, were brutally killed.

The fact that Russian feelings of resentment are understandable does not make them morally right.

If he was talented but morally deficient, that would be even worse.

on the discharge of such duties depends all that is morally right, and on their neglect all that is morally wrong in life.

Whole Foods positions itself as a morally superior alter-native for healthy, environmentally friendly, and socially conscious shopping.

If bribery can occasionally be in the national interest, then it cannot be morally wrong in principle.

Si Mi difficult problem: Mutual contradiction conflicts between the altruistic heart of morally and economically hoggish heart.

MISSION: TO PREPARE MIDSHIPMEN MORALLY, MENTALLY AND PHYSICALLY TO BE PROFESSIONAL NAVAL OFFICERS.

We don't want to reduce it simply to a morally good life, as though a meaningful life were simply an unalienated moral life.

The public perception that everyone's on the take has left many Greeks believing that it's morally acceptable to defraud the public coffers.

It does not follow that the project should go ahead; indeed it may be morally wrong.

As a set of belief about the world, ideology inclines to judge labor division, income distribution and current social system morally.

Even though he is not morally perfect, we chose him in the hope of betterment.

Many religions have morally absolutist positions, regarding the system of morality as having been set by the deity or deities.

But they still considered luxurious displays and lavish spending to be worldly and thus morally problematic.

Such a God would be morally inferior to the highest ideals of humanity.

Man may, however, annihilate the movement of God, thus breaking it this would be a morally evil act.

The most promising method of securing a virtuous and a morally stable people is to elect virtuous leaders.

The construction of the harmonious society in Utopia is morally good, however, it has the inherent logic Inconsistency.

I view the legal exclusion of gay people from marriage as morally wrong; a form of invidious discrimination.

Must go. It's a matter of conscience, i. E. I think it would be morally wrong not to go.

I consider the Bush tax cuts for the wealthy to be both fiscally irresponsible and morally troubling.

Growing up in the East, I believed for a long time that I lived in the morally better part of Germany.

Whenever it comes up plagiarism is a hot button topic and essays about it tend to be philosophically and morally inflated.

conscience money: Money paid in compensation or atonement, as for a dishonest or morally objectionable act.

The belief that because men are determined they cannot be morally responsible is a mistaken one.

The Victorian habit of mind was unduly preoccupied by what was socially and morally convenient.

Individuals who think of nature as sacred may perceive genetic modification as morally wrong, regardless of its safety or utility.

If people believe the law to be racist, some may not regard breaking it as morally wrong.

Firstly, the value guidance of the curriculum has changed from attention individual politics quality to guiding children living morally.

In one crucial respect, however, it is far from a status quo power: its historically dubious and morally untenable claim on Taiwan.

The programme, as it stands, is politically, economically and morally hard to justify.

It is as morally hard to turn her away as it is a lost dog.

But old-style journalism was never quite as morally upstanding as journalists like to think.

Scientists, he adds, are morally "the soundest group of intellectuals we have, " while literary ethics are more suspect.

So as well as being financially better placed to tackle problems, developed countries are morally responsible as well.

The parent says, "To me, (this book) is morally objectionable. "

Both had made their names in part by arguing that the West's inaction during the Rwandan genocide in the 1990s made it morally complicit.

might be rationally and morally justified.

morally, of impartiality, kindliness, and a modicum of self-control.

It is not to preach morally at the readers, but rather to pose questions, provoke thinking and have dialogues with the readers.

" But he replied, " yes, legally perhaps I have no responsibility, but morally, I have a responsibility, I should return the money.

I dare say that our society is suffering corruption and cheat which are causing damage to society both materially and morally.

It is not just that western support for autocracy and indulgence of the corruption of Arab rulers is morally indefensible.

Qualified college students should develop morally, intellectually and physically.

They were morally corrupt, a curse upon society, a threat to the established order, and condemned to damnation.

It may be calamitous on the bank balance, but is it so morally reprehensible?

Society was morally bankrupt, empty of real meaning, composed of individuals between whom no real connection or understanding was possible.

There's no harm done. ---There's no harm done either way, even if it is morally wrong according to me.

Most people live, whether physically or morally , in a very restricted circle.

Second, lay stress on the background of Chinese culture, strengthen the functions of the morally exemplary people.

It is petty, morally inconsistent, and unnecessarily harmful to a nation that yearns for normalcy and acceptance.

When societies converge morally, it's usually because one has dominated the other (as with the missionary campaigns to end cannibalism).

Translation You do not have the authority, legally or morally, to obstruct public communication.

That rule was so strong for the participants that they felt morally obliged to meet violence with violence, regardless of the outcome.

Most acts, it is true, are considered morally indifferent, provided a man is not a slave or in a semiservile condition.

But morally and in terms of their social consequence, it is hard to draw any distinction.

is always the weightier morally, Andre?

individual morally, to strengthen the construction on students' capability of moral socialization.

In fact diverting money into controlling carbon emissions and away from geo-engineering is probably morally irresponsible.

Though he lost financially, he gained morally, was taught a practical lesson and later reaped the fruits of it.

However, legally and morally , the bartender has a responsibility to ensure that their customers arrive at home safely.

That is, we did not develop a strong sense that killing is evil just because it is morally wrong, although it certainly is.

Some ethicists regard the cloning of humans as a morally unjustifiable intrusion into human life.

Do you think that the local, the more particular, is always the weightier morally, Andre?

Morally Tom leaves much to be desired.

That explains why being in a higher physical position might produce more morally elevated action.

A free people cannot survive under a republican constitution unless they remain virtuous and morally strong.

These problems are my favourites: quaint and unexpected as well as being morally interesting.

China Daily, an English-language newspaper, called it "morally ambiguous and visually electrifying" .

In this part Kierkegaard discusses the merits of a social and morally proper life.

Ira believed delivering universal health coverage was both morally and economically imperative.

The question is whether voters in wealthy countries feel morally obliged to take those gains into account.

Smoke: As much as I can't morally encourage you to smoke, many people choose to light up post-coitus.

On the Israeli left, the Gaza siege has long been seen both as impolitic and morally indefensible.

When we step too close to something morally unsavoury at a business meeting or a party, we say: "I wanted to take a shower. "

Education should enable every student to develop morally, intellectually and physically.

Next steps: Young is now doing a study on the role of the right TPJ in judgments of people who are morally lucky or unlucky.

However, when the side-effect is morally bad, people tend to judge the agent as intentionally.

Although the approach is morally superior to the brown-nosing one, it isn't going to advance the career much.

Morally upright, sincerity, docile, Cang sea healthily and ever of I wanted to seek mature, the strong man did my protection absolute being.

Our educational policy must enable the educated to develop morally, intellectually and physically.

degenerate: To fall below a normal or desirable state, especially functionally or morally; deteriorate.

One very religious woman saw the invasion as divine retribution against what she believed was a disgusting and morally corrupt society.

The Chinese Communist Party is not morally qualified to be granting exonerations to anybody.

Many religious groups view homosexuality as a sin, thus same sex marriage morally wrong.

The morally charged term, "prostitution" , has been associated with deviance, corruption and criminality, and still is today.

this thing, and not be a party to it morally and every other way.

Morally there were only right and wrong; evil had no place in America.

Sanctity is logically and morally necessary as evidence of regeneration, faith and justification.

You want to know if it is morally OK to fire someone for being annoying.

Judging people as individuals rather than as representatives of groups is both morally right and good for business.

In our quest to be morally superior, have we forgotten that people like to indulge in the odd destructive habit?

Look from the angle of social policy, can saying is the enterprise arrives by heteronomy in morally development process of self-discipline.

When markets froze, sponsoring entities, usually banks, felt morally obliged to absorb their losses.

Simon considered himself a man who was morally and financially strong, so Jesus used an accounting parable to question Simon's outlook.

I feel morally obliged to help them.

However, for people whose self-worth is defined by family life and behaving in a morally upstanding manner "spent less time online" .

Through their unholy alliance, the ambitious campaign manager and the morally compromised politician make their way to the top.

Humans cannot morally own each other, nor can they "morally" own animals; humans are simply caretakers of the animals.

In this deterministic universe, is it possible for a person to be fully morally responsible for his actions?

morally, the argument goes, this kind of behavior shouldn't be publicized, so she shouldn't have been put on TV as a young "idol. "

The club feels that it has done nothing morally wrong.

Greed is a charge that implies sinfulness, a morally corrupt character, a crime against society at large.

But what is noble, beautiful and exciting about deterioration and decline? What is morally suspect about ameliorating human suffering?

Kull says his group's polling over time shows that Muslims believe the attacks were morally wrong and contrary to Islam.

No job is really morally innocent, he thought. People who work in banks take money from poor people.

Unfortunately the Soviet troops were caught unawares both morally and militarily.

Carol: That's the sweetest, and most morally psychotic thing anyone's ever said to me.

This year, it pushed networks to cut entertainment programming in favour of morally edifying shows.

Provide a safe and secure environment where children can grow and develop academically and morally.

All those who would prefer to align themselves with China represent today's morally bankrupt society.

The state promotes the all-round development of children and young people, morally, intellectually and physically.

In reality, however, there are also morally serious and aesthetically elegant works in the representatives of Baroque Literature.

Nabokov's unreliable narrator can hardly be included in the category of the retardates or the morally corrupted.

He attempted to resign from the presidency by fax, but Peru's Congress refused to accept it, declaring him morally unfit to govern.

This will make the confrontation between the two even less decisive and less morally clear than it is now.

But so many people think we're morally in trouble, in a downward spiral and teens are out of control.

Look even the Chinese generals are more concerned about the American people than their own morally-corrupt ruling class.

Key I felt morally compelled to help those who are in great nee.

It is the blastocyst destruction in this process that ideologues perceive as morally reprehensible.

But Lawrence's statement implies far more than this, both morally and artistically.

And chances are you were talking about something you found morally off putting, as opposed to, say, curdled milk.

And speaking morally, something like cowardice and falsehood?

One of the committee members is sticking at the decision because it offends him morally.

If so, aren't all international adoptions of social orphans morally indefensible?

Children must be protected morally.

Nick is as morally compromised as the rest.

deficient in human sensibility; not mentally or morally sensitive.

might be morally bankrupt doesn't mean they're blind.

The richer we have become materially, the poorer we have become morally and spiritually.

The decisions he makes are morally questionable, but the audience can understand his logic.

The Obama camp says the super delegates are morally obliged not to overturn the will of the people.

We have been hurt more morally that physically because of what had happened against us in both deeds and words by you.

Democracies have only occasionally reduced inequalities between citizens, and they have certainly not produced morally better individuals.

But then aren't we violating her trust in us to act morally and to speak the truth?

Morally the question was, am I becoming the fig leaf to legitimate a system that was deeply corrupt?

was morally permissible or not.

Any system in which the spoils are distributed so unevenly is morally wrong, they say.

Those that blatantly deny rights are not only morally unacceptable but will eventually generate a political explosion.

All the students should develop morally , intellectually and physically .

In this movie, you Can see such a society that is morally bankrupt and politically unstable.

To keep myself physically strong, mentally awake, and morally straight.

And can a morally upright family live a normal life by launching endless campaigns "? "

I felt morally compelled to help.

even his lesser characters are complex, morally ambiguous and fully human.

He only targets the greedy , morally corrupt and those who thoroughly deserve it.

Not be ethically or morally unconscionable.

Is Bill fully morally responsible for his actions?

Whenever we consider doing something that would interfere with their needs, we are morally obligated to take them into account.

We must enable everyone who receives education to develop morally, intellectually and physically.

A recent Pew Research Centre poll asked about homosexual behaviour, and about half said it is morally wrong.

In both cases the media firms are morally right. Yet both encounters have left them bruised.

Morally, they care about getting the big questions right, but not about observing proprieties.

That won't be an issue. I find the idea of sex for money morally repugnant.

In Noah's day, the entire world had become morally bankrupt. Everyone lived for their own pleasure, not God's.

The dating show If You Are The One (Fei Cheng Wu Rao) has created a buzz because of its morally ambiguous and visually electrifying format.

This view, which holds that torturing a monkey is morally equivalent to chopping wood, may seem bravelylogical.

it was justified and morally acceptable to fight this war.

The modern crime novel is more morally and psychologically complex, often adding to "whodunit? "

even if it is morally wrong according to me.

A pervertedappetite top Morally corrupt ; perverted .

therefore any morally unacceptable behavior has to be criminalized first , before it can be sanctioned using the law.

They are morally significant, and can be made well or badly, rightly or wrongly.

There is something morally impressive in the Democrats' passion on this issue.

We live in a time when we argue about pragmatism and compromises in our quest to be morally right.

So segregation is not only politically, economically, and sociologically unsound, but it is morally wrong and sinful.

If "morally informed leadership" is a prerequisite for success, then we are in big trouble.

Nor can its true value be appreciated by the morally degenerate.

morally acceptable or morally forbidden?

The Five Emperors were legendary, morally perfect sage-kings.

The researchers are also doing a study on the role of the right TPJ in judgments of people who are morally lucky or unlucky.

It is morally imperative for women to recognize that if marriage is unappealing or inconvenient, they shouldn't be having children.

From there it is a short step to the morally concerned Big Gods of the major world religions.

Make quick lists of some actions you think of as uncontroversially morally good ones and morally barnes and ask a friend to do the same.

This is arguing that we could not be happy without being morally good people as being morally good is part of the nature of human happiness.

Nature is a kind of self-respecting mind that man cares for his benefit and preserves his life. Morally, nature is neutral.

Morally good actions maximize that happiness, while bad ones fail to.

Such laws are, in themselves, morally unbearable.

The arguer is hoping we'll just focus on the uncontroversial premise, "Murder is morally wrong, " and not notice what is being assumed.