But if you do not share these moral values and are considering supporting a repeal anyway, perhaps it's worth thinking about how you might better align your policy stances with your moral values.
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It's having your moral values questioned by someone you love.
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Unlike President Trump, they all seem to have moral values.
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In the 2004 election, exit polls showed that "moral values" were the most important voting issue to a plurality of voters; 22 percent cited moral values, while only 403 percent cited the economy or jobs.
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Previous presidents have sought to balance moral values and national interests.
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But beyond care, Clinton and Sanders appeal to different moral values.
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We should be cautious about extracting market value from moral values.
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Mr Kaeser admits that moral values and business interests can clash.
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This current tax bill chooses to ignore these Christian moral values.
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I raised my voice and began talking to him about moral values.
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Mr. Rodden suspects the battles over moral values helped drive the trend.
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Get smarter and gain wisdom about everything from parenting to work to moral values.
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Weaving through politics and moral values, sex has suddenly become attached to darker things.
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It's quite possible what you are thinking is not supported by sound moral values.
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"A good system can bring out people's good will and moral values," she said.
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The survey also said Alabamians care most about transforming Washington, D.C. and moral values.
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These stories have been the engine in creating a generational change in moral values.
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Part of it is to appeal to pro-life moral values, and moral revulsion.
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He embodies the fundamental concepts or moral values of a considerable number of Chinese people.
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This is because, naturally, we have moral values — ones that are appropriate to our era.
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If you share these moral values, of course you should support the push to repeal.
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Many conservatives pride themselves on their strong moral values steeped in Christianity and the Bible.
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Macron spoke bluntly of the threat from nationalism, calling it a betrayal of moral values.
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So YouTube wants to remain ideologically neutral, but also affirm basic epistemic and moral values.
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We are all mindful of the need to comply with our moral values and the law.
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Abandoning our shared moral values and humanitarian vision does not make us stronger, just the opposite.
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It's time to stop letting hidden moral values determine what people can put into their bodies.
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Our nation again looks to California for solutions that work and reflect our highest moral values.
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The fact that our mascot was someone who represented such poor moral values — I really wasn't proud.
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Kelly said figures of the past could not be viewed through the lens of current moral values.
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Tarek Azouz worried that the proposals amounted to a "wish to destroy moral values" by legalizing homosexuality.
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Deliberative democracy is the best way we know to figure out whose moral values society should adopt.
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It's not up to the schools to teach a coherent set of moral values, or a society.
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Ms. Youssef apologized for wearing the dress and stressed that she respected Egyptian cultural and moral values.
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It's evidence that our moral values are tissue paper around the glass fragments of our president's ego.
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"We've put this so-called alliance with the Saudis above any sense of justice and moral values," Sen.
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Yet their romance is doomed from the beginning — they're separated by age, class strata, and conservative moral values.
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Still, the people traditionally thought of as fighting for moral values in elections remain among his strongest allies.
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"It means not taking advantage of other people and trying to adhere to your moral values," he wrote.
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They tended to "place emphasis on moral values, rather than on specific rules," the Harvard psychologist Teresa Amabile reports.
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The government was not an ordinary employer but "the custodian of Hong Kong's prevailing socio-moral values", Poon said.
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" Manne explained that visceral learning "can play a key role in equipping people to put moral values into action.
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He cited the strong moral values of the leaders and voters of Utah as an example to the nation.
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But he would go further if he believed that policies ran counter to the moral values that Jesus taught.
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Although amounts revealed in the media were "legal", he said last week, they violated the "moral values of the government".
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The board threatened to ban the streaming service Netflix in January, saying it threatened Kenya's moral values and national security.
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"I hold strong moral values and I don't think anyone should be taken advantage of in that kind of way."
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The school told her that because she married a woman she no longer lived up to the schools 'moral' values.
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In a recent series of studies, we found that the critical factor lies in a particular set of moral values.
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First we examined how their moral values related to their tendency to stigmatize victims versus to see victims as injured.
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"There are people who are using the word 'hate' to denigrate some traditional moral values," Mr. Marcus told the group.
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Thomas Nagel recently wrote that the thoroughly materialistic view of nature can't account for human consciousness, cognition and moral values.
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This administration's assault on truth and moral values will percolate though every serious novel written in the next three decades.
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"I feel we're losing our moral values and sense of compassion, and I feel very distressed by it," he said.
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Many episodes of the animated version feature lessons about moral values, and the series has been translated into over 30 languages.
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"Asexuality as a sexual orientation is all about who you're attracted to, not about what moral values you have," Doré says.
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But the right says our educators should instill moral values, which is to say civic values, which is simply nationalistic pride.
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My mother taught me everything from how to tie my shoes to the importance of faith, moral values and personal responsibility.
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In a nod to conservatives, films will be censored to make sure they remain in line with the kingdom's "moral values".
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A huge number of articles proceeded to say that Bush beat John Kerry because of his lead among "moral values" voters.
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By contrast, authentic versions of outrage typically involve a "genuine" system that evaluates transgression by a personal set of moral values.
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These voters are also guided by religious and moral values, but they arrive at a completely different destination than do conservatives.
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I kind of wanted to go somewhere to be reminded that the moral values that we should stand for will eventually win.
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"They know I've stood for moral values, and so they're attacking me in that area," Moore told the program's host, Bill Britt.
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What kind of beliefs and moral values will the empathetic machines create on their own — besides those with which humans program them?
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Participants were asked about their levels of vaccine hesitancy as well as the importance of particular moral values in their decision-making.
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"We do not accept that the internet is some sort of 'Wild West' where no moral values can apply," he told reporters.
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Victim blaming appears to be deep-seated, rooted in core moral values, but also somewhat malleable, susceptible to subtle changes in language.
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So 'voluntary' assumes that those who are oppressive have some will to move based on moral values, and that does not happen.
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Sadly, religious teachings on what are often called "moral values" — that is, issues related to sexuality — may have played a key role.
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BOXFOX's moral values, alongside attention to detail and artistic aesthetic, projected their growth faster than any of the three women could have imagined.
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But the court threw out the petition on the grounds that gay sex clashed with broader, traditional moral values encapsulated in Kenya's constitution.
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We do not elevate the moral values that have always kept humans safe and happy and secure for hundreds of thousands of years.
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Nearly half of Republicans and more than a third of Democrats say they are very worried about the degradation of American moral values.
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"So I think we could judge Robert E. Lee against his own contemporaries without having to impose our own present-day moral values."
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Respondents said they believe drugs are the No. 1 cause of crime, followed by lack of jobs, poor moral values, poverty and gangs.
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But, for me, it was natural for such a principled individual to recognize the moral values that Israel shares with the United States.
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In this case, the analysis yielded seven large groupings — each of which share certain traits, like overall political apathy or liberal moral values.
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They found people who&aposd taken psychedelics were more likely to feel positive, and some even experienced a shift in their moral values.
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In the context of political philosophy, liberalism refers to a school of thought that takes freedom, consent, and autonomy as foundational moral values.
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Broadly, Breitbart contributors espouse an American nationalism, one that explicitly turns inward to the United States for its source of moral values and strength.
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In all manner of ways, from consumer products to moral values to personal styles, Western culture of the 21st century lauds variety, choice, experimentation.
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Both Goldwater and Reagan were shaped by National Review's brand of conservative fusionism, which united free market economics, anti-communism, and traditional moral values.
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And the debate has been angry—appropriately so in many cases on the part of those of us who are defending fundamental moral values.
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Films will be censored to adhere to the "moral values" of the kingdom — exactly what these censored films look like remains to be seen.
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Paradoxically, Republicans in Alabama and across the country who continue to support Senate candidate Roy Moore claim to do so because of moral values.
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It has to be said, though, that the history of executions as an expression of a community's moral values is not an inspiring one.
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The poll also found that 61 percent of Americans said Trump does not share the moral values by which most Americans try to live.
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The midterms are shaping up to be a test of the moral values of both sides, and each is deserving of consideration and respect.
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One is a "genuine" system that evaluates a transgression in light of our moral values and determines what level of outrage we actually feel.
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Their efforts, unfortunately, only bolster his belief that people generally act out of self-interest and not on the basis of any higher moral values.
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The justice minister, Félix Braz, says it is "not a law that allows everyone to denounce everything and anything according to his own moral values".
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Barrett is also firmly committed to originalism and textualism — twin tenets of interpretation that constrain the ability of judges to impose their own moral values.
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He said the attacks were meant to strip away at his strength -- "moral values" -- and that the furor would subside when the ballots are counted.
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European leaders must ensure that the refugee deal with Turkey respects European and international law, as well as the moral values of the European Union.
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The siblings work towards preserving the farm and their father's legacy while navigating each of their own complicated personal relationships, professional missteps, and moral values.
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The New America report takes note of this research and these differences in moral values, citing moral foundations theory, made famous by psychologist Jonathan Haidt.
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Earlier this month, a court had given permission for the country-wide event on condition that organizers and participants adhered to "decency and moral values".
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Push back should happen when something goes against the moral values of the home, such as insulting a parent's appearance or refusing to do chores.
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Death made people defend their core beliefs, the groups they belong to, and ideologies, and so the judges acted on their own moral values more severely.
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I think you should live your moral values, but the last thing governments should do is have laws that would punish women who make reproductive choices.
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The U.S. relationship with the Palestinians is a limited, one-way street for a number of reasons, one prominently being a lack of common moral values.
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But the things that all parents can teach their kids -- moral values, tolerance, and what not to put in their bodies -- should be left to them.
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It shows how discrepancies in people's "core beliefs" (their moral values, parenting philosophy, feelings about personal responsibility and so on) explain differences in their political views.
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In the wake of the Charlottesville confrontations, a further sign of discontinuity would therefore be constructive in the current debate over our heritage and moral values.
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Allegations that his wife and children were paid for phony government jobs have seriously called into question his integrity, he who claimed to embody moral values.
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But someone can sincerely believe they have the best moral values and still use their public discourse to try to project an impressive image of themselves.
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He is the new leader of what is traditionally the most conservative of the Irish political parties, Fine Gael, long a bastion of Catholic moral values.
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"Indonesia has social values, moral values, also cultural values that are different from those in Western countries," said Mr. Arsul, who studied in Australia and Scotland.
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In the past, they typically had staffers put in their own moral values and then used the median response as the basis for their official recommendations.
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"The law is being used as a battering ram to break down traditional moral values and to establish moral relativism as a new orthodoxy," he said.
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Frustratingly, there's no known way to design a cake-and-eat-it-too algorithm that reconciles our moral values and the understandable human desire to not die.
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And Laurence Fishburne gets to play something that's fairly rare in the Marvel Cinematic Universe — a character with a little nuance in his motives and moral values.
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An advisor for Iran's former president, Sadegh Kharraz, said parliament members should attend "a training course on codes of conduct and universal moral values," the BBC reported.
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In each case she found that managers were less likely to ask those in their charge to act unethically if they displayed some indication of moral values.
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What Trump said did not align with my moral values and I was ready to not vote for either candidate and focus on the down-ballot elections.
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"Friends, I rarely share with you the hateful posts and pictures that extreme liberals make about me to torment my stand for better moral values," he wrote.
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I must admit that the intentions behind ObamaCare should be applauded, but the bad moral values of force are bigger than the good intentions of the law.
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Dalton Moro was a geography professor and descendant of Italian immigrants who was said to have no clear political persuasion, but very clear and categorical moral values.
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Drawing on that passage, the Catholic Catechism says scandals include business leaders who encourage fraud, teachers who agitate students and manipulators who turn people away from moral values.
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The researchers turned to Moral Foundations Theory, an effort by social and cultural psychologists to chart the moral values that are common across cultures in guiding decision-making.
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To Quayle, Murphy Brown and her creators represented part of the Hollywood cultural elite, who he felt jeered at moral values that the conservative right wanted to uphold.
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Asked if the phrase "strong moral values" describes Clinton, 57 percent said no, one point less than the 58 percent who said the phrase does not describe Trump.
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For Trump and complicit Republicans, a win in Alabama, which would have allowed them to maintain a wider Senate margin, was more important than decency and moral values.
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Throughout, we controlled for other variables and found that it was moral values — binding values, in particular — and not political orientation, gender or religiosity that determined the results.
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Because the Grimms wanted to celebrate German culture, they made changes — over the course of seven editions — to weed out foreign influences and reflect their own moral values.
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" A reporter from the Christian Broadcasting Network asked Sanders to respond to a statement from former President Carter, who said Americans want a president with "basic moral values.
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The retired general said it is "dangerous" to scrub away the nation's imperfect marks, saying the moral values of the day may be judged differently by future generations.
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"If you wanted lunch and Mom and Dad weren't around, all the moral values in the world wouldn't add up to a grilled cheese sandwich," Mr. Rosen wrote.
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Anti-abortion campaigners actively discouraged its participation, preferring to emphasize moral values and human rights rather than religion, possibly to avoid being tarnished by the church-related scandals.
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Though some imprecision is unavoidable (many of the decisions reduce to moral values, which cannot be determined scientifically), there's much work to be done to tighten them up.
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Ultimately, Libby & Malcolm will call into question the real meaning of our social and moral values and how we use them to take action in matters of the heart.
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Unlike his immediate predecessors, who framed their foreign policy in idealistic terms, Trump eschews the advancement of moral values and conducts foreign policy within a short-term transactional prism.
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In other areas, however, they appear to be more doctrinaire: the majority think that women should wear a hijab and 67% think that instituting sharia would "strengthen moral values".
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Although it was proper to recognise the differences between the two religions, it was also important for Christians and Muslims to remember the religious and moral values they shared.
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For example, studies on political ideology show that politeness is associated with a conservative outlook and more traditional moral values, while compassion is associated with liberalism and progressive values.
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The justices, who began hearing the case last year, threw out the petition on the grounds that gay sex clashed with broader, traditional moral values encapsulated in Kenya's constitution.
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Schlafly's followers only grew in number after the Supreme Court legalized abortion in 1973, an issue that social conservatives saw as a further erosion of the country's moral values.
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"He's not a perfect man, but he represents more of my moral values than those who seem to hate him," said Tim Chafins, a healthcare worker in Akron, Ohio.
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Nor should it be hard for someone like Hickenlooper to acknowledge as much — while also insisting on the distinction between unrestrained and regulated capitalism, market prices and moral values.
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"I think you should live your moral values, but the last thing governments should do is to have laws that would punish women who make reproductive choices," Kaine said.
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It is a quintessence of pococurantism, emptiness, surfeit, endless attempts at satiation with material possessions and utter hypocrisy—evidenced in the attempt to promote high moral values to its citizens.
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"I think it gets down to our First Amendment right to be able to provide services to the community that is aligned with our ethical and moral values," said Dangberg.
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Throughout history, we Americans have waged religious battles of our own, mainly through legislation that regulated citizens' behavior on the basis of moral values that were religious ones in disguise.
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"Budgets really are a statement — a statement of our moral values," said Representative Ilhan Omar, Democrat of Minnesota, her voice cracking as she recalled her own experience as a refugee.
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"This is the result of a feeling of entitlement, flagrant disobedience of the law and disregard for moral values that was then exacerbated by egregious acts of self-preservation," he said.
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Duncan's clients chose him to advance their causes because Duncan shares their fundamental belief that equality for LGBT people is incompatible with the moral values they believe should govern our country.
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"Thanks @Merck Ken Frazier for strong leadership to stand up for the moral values that made this country what it is," Paul Polman, the chief executive of Unilever, wrote on Twitter.
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A sentient, autonomous AI doesn't exist yet but scientists are theorizing around what moral values it may possess, its rights as a sentient being, and how our relationship with it might function.
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Football — and American sports more generally — thus represents the culmination of varied strands of American ideology about what it means to be a "man" and to express certain masculine and moral values.
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TC: We caught a piece you'd written in the New York Times this past weekend about why parents wanting creative children should place more emphasis on moral values than on specific rules.
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Turkey's Transport, Maritime and Communication Minister Ahmet Arslan said earlier this week the regulation was not aimed at censoring "work being done within our normal moral values", but rather at "preventing wrongs".
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When they have the power to do so, parents choose a child's school on the basis of such varied criteria as safety, discipline, moral values, curriculum, and the availability of extracurricular opportunities.
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His downfall also presents a potential setback in the Chinese government's efforts to push Buddhism as a kind of national religion that can win friends abroad and offer moral values at home.
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My wife and I resigned from the church, as a result of this "revelation" in 2015 to take a stand that the Mormon Church did not line up with our moral values.
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By saying our interests first, who cares about the others, we erase what a nation holds dearest, what gives it life, what makes it great and what is essential: its moral values.
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If employee dissatisfaction is based on a violation of moral values — even at a subconscious level — it might be worth considering how authentic employees are allowed to be in their particular role.
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The debate stage may not be the best venue for such a performance, but expect him to continue his effort to try to position Democrats, not Republicans, as the party of moral values.
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The results — explained and illustrated in the accompanying chart — show that supporters of Trump and Sanders oppose each other on three out of four of these moral values: care, proportionality, and loyalty/authority.
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"I believe in the purity of the war of the Kosovo Liberation Army and I believe in the high moral values of the soldiers who fought for freedom," Thaci said in a statement.
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And redbaiting characterized campaigns against sexual rights, from the charge that the Bolsheviks made women public property to the claim that American Communists promoted licentiousness in order to undermine the nation's moral values.
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The hatred reserved for those who do it is so intense that moral values we otherwise hold sacrosanct can be thrown out of the window in an instant in the rush to condemn.
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But the lower court said the decision was justified because Hong Kong law and the city's "prevailing socio-moral values" considered heterosexual marriage "the only acceptable form of marriage," according to the summary.
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While there is risk in publicly opposing a sitting president — especially this one – CEOs must ask themselves if they can risk staying silent when their personal and moral values hang in the balance.
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The basest human instincts seek an excuse to act on existing desires, or a scapegoat to blame — even if that blame makes no logical sense, or the resulting actions compromise our own moral values.
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But when we talk with pride about our Judeo-Christian values-inspired Constitution, we can understand how Muslims would want the positive moral values in their faith to be an inspiration for secular law.
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"We need to engage in a collective conversation about the moral values we want to program in our cars, and we need to start this process before the technology hits the market," Bonnefon says.
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" Israel, he said, will continue to use an "iron hand against terrorists and those who send them," but he added: "Woe unto us if we act contrary to our conscience and our moral values.
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Building according to the "Gulf Model," which means investing in big tower blocks without any consideration of aesthetic and moral values, without consideration of social life in societies and the social role of architecture.
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To the extent that traditional politicians are embarrassed by flip-flops or bound by ethical and moral values or both, they are likely to display a degree of restraint and hedging of controversial positions.
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No one can guess what goes on inside a family, but it's reasonable to assume that the Conways, who have four children, try to uphold certain basic moral values, if only for their children's sake.
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One of the many norms that Donald J. Trump has assaulted since taking office is this tradition of aspirational hypocrisy, of striving, at least rhetorically, to act in accordance with moral values — to be better.
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I think Indian parents like us, like my parents, have a slightly tough time trying to put good moral values and basic family values into kids who grow up with a bit too much attention.
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Their values make them potential supporters for parties and leaders promising to restore national sovereignty (Make America Great Again), restrict immigration and multicultural diversity (Build a Wall) and defend traditional religious and conventional moral values.
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"The moral values that he promotes, his conservatism, are what I want for my children," said Antonio Carlos Pires, 26, a nurse in São Paulo who expressed admiration for Mr. Bolsonaro at a recent antigovernment protest.
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His other books include "Homicide in American Fiction, 1798-1860: A Study in Social Values" (1957), "Slavery and Human Progress" (1984) and "In the Image of God: Religion, Moral Values, and Our Heritage of Slavery" (2001).
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And the ethologist Frans de Waal, in his brand-new "Mama's Last Hug: Animal Emotions and What They Tell Us About Ourselves," argues that dogs have a well-developed sense of fairness and other moral values.
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But public health experts and medical professionals who don't use their scrubs to preach moral values have exhausted just about every reasonable argument and iota of science to fight abstinence-based messaging… and yet it remains.
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PARIS (Reuters) - French President Emmanuel Macron used an address to world leaders gathered in Paris for Armistice commemorations on Sunday to send a stern message about the dangers of nationalism, calling it a betrayal of moral values.
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There were games that dictated moral values as players advanced along paths towards virtues or vices; games designed around geography and British history; and instructive games, requiring players to memorize facts on subjects from math to astronomy.
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Much Loved, a film that follows four sex workers in Morocco, was banned from the country for "undermining the moral values and dignity of Moroccan women as well as all the image of Morocco" upon its release.
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Their moral values, stories, and political institutions flow more directly from the liberty and fairness foundations — well suited to a culture based on exchange and production — and are therefore much more tolerant and open to ethnic diversity.
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No, the United States is not perfect, but in terms of freedoms guaranteed, rights protected, opportunities offered, moral values and the way we treat our own citizens and other nations, Russia's not even in the same ballpark.
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If Ec 10 tells students that minimum wages are inefficient, that taxes harm growth, that free trade lifts all boats, and so on, Ec 1152 tries to draw a sharp distinction between empirical fact and moral values.
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Mr Putin's new national development strategy, issued shortly after his re-inauguration this month, calls both for making Russia's schools globally competitive and for promoting vospitanie on the basis of "spiritual and moral values", a nod to traditionalists.
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For some, this calls into question the foundation's new efforts, as well as the ability of any volunteer committee to assess a nominee's moral values when the inequities of the restaurant business are so pervasive behind closed doors.
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The regulation would allow the RTUK watchdog to halt audio and video material streamed online, social media posts and films offered by Internet-based providers like Netflix if they are deemed a threat to national security or moral values.
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" In a nod to conservatives, the government said the films would be censored to make sure they remain "in line with values and principles in place and do not contradict with Sharia Laws and moral values in the kingdom.
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"In terms of US forces, maybe through these negotiations we can get to a place where our national security interests and our moral values as Americans can be advanced and protected by means other than our forces," Crocker said.
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Bringing those lives to the full center of the debate, sprinkled with biblical passages to remind her fellow-lawmakers of their own self-professed "Christianity-inspired" moral values and obligations, was at the core of Pelosi's mission on Wednesday.
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But local authorities, as well as some women's rights organisations, said the thriving sector was not only corrupting moral values, but was also a front from human trafficking rings where girls and women were bought and sold into sexual slavery.
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What I mean is that science cannot supply moral values, and I'm not sure this is a fact we can really own up to as a civilization, because it requires a conversation about human values that we seem incapable of having.
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We're driven to purchase these items because when we compare ourselves to our wealthier peers, we feel worse about ourselves—and those social comparisons can affect not just our self-esteem, but our physical health, moral values and even racial biases.
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People use politics as a proxy for their moral values, only with both intellectual hands tied behind their backs; they neither take advantage of the best-available information nor exercise the capacity to think critically about political candidates or issues.
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Probably not, admitted the show's creators Scott Alexander and Larry Karaszewski, in an interview with Vanity Fair, but while creating the show, they say they discovered that Robert Kardashian had high moral values and was a loyal friend to Simpson.
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As a result, the religious right—which for decades has grounded its political appeal in moral "values" such as "life" and "family" and "religious freedom"—has effectively become a subsidiary of the alt-right, yoked to Trump's white nationalist agenda.
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But in fact, the ability to make choices about what we eat — whether out of concern for our health, our moral values, or our tastes — is, in some ways, itself a celebration of abundance and a mark of privilege and affluence.
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The expectation of many, especially in the West, that the Arab Spring would lead to more progressive societies was a naïve hope created by projecting Western political, social and moral values onto a region that had virtually no experience with such.
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No. 3 Bill Walton and UCLA–Memphis, 1973 If Sports Criticism, the literary act of evaluating the aesthetic, narrative, and moral values of sports, were a more widely disseminated practice, sports critics would never shut the fuck up about Bill Walton.
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As a strong-willed career gal who inadvertently falls in love with a rakish playboy (played by Rock Hudson), Day conveys both a commitment to bedrock moral values and an undeniable yearning to be hugged and smooched by a total dreamboat.
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Bottigheimer argues that the Grimms were necessarily influenced by their position as bourgeois 19th-century Germans when they wrote down the fairy tales they had collected, and that consciously or unconsciously, they edited the stories to correspond to their own moral values.
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There is a strong argument that Trump understands the instincts of his key voters on immigration better than other Republicans and the media -- even if his actions are seen by critics as an abrogation of the moral values on which America is built.
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The groups that have come to define partisanship in recent years, she wrote, are far more grounded in social and moral values, geographic choice, and identity politics than the influential groups of yesteryear (especially unions) that maintained a focus on group economic interests.
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It represented the highest moral values, and it's perhaps best known for arrangements of traditional favorites like "The Song of the Volga Boatmen" and the unavoidable "Snowball Tree" song ("Kalinka, kalinka, kalinka moya"), and for using traditional instruments like balalaikas and bayans.
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In The Killing of a Sacred Deer, Lanthimos took a similarly jaundiced view of American moral values, situating Colin Farrell's gutless heart-surgeon and Nicole Kidman's icy wife in a colossal beige McMansion, and then turning that McMansion into something resembling a house of horrors.
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The controversy over continued evangelical support of Alabama senatorial candidate Roy Moore — who narrowly lost Tuesday night in the midst of multiple accusations of sexually inappropriate behavior with teenage girls — only emphasizes the gap between moral values and venal power grabs for social conservative causes.
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"I don't have any problem with people bringing moral values, even religious values into risk assessment," said Adam Finkel, a clinical professor of environmental health sciences at the University of Michigan and former director of the Occupational Safety and Health Administration's health standards program.
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" Another took a more critical view: "Parents we need to open our eyes about our children's education because they want to invert our moral values and forcing our kids [and] grandkids to change the natural order that God created since the beginning of the world.
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It's reasonable to assume that the Conways, who have four children, try to uphold certain basic moral values, like honesty, respect, doing right, not wrong -- all tricky to do when a spouse's employer tells thousands of lies and hires people who commit crimes, he wrote.
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As leaders of our respective organizations, we have dedicated our lives and careers to the humanitarian and moral values that U.S. foreign assistance represents and to ensuring that U.S. assistance has the greatest-possible impact, especially on the lives of those most in need.
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" In 2001, Thich Quang Do published "Appeal for Democracy in Vietnam," an eight-point declaration calling for a multiparty system, free elections, independent trade unions and the abolition of "all degrading forms of imported culture and ideologies that pervert Vietnamese spiritual and moral values.
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Trump's ascent as a political leader in 2016 was a lesson in how the traditional foreign policy orthodoxy, in which moral values and a sense of America exceptionalism and democratic leadership -- a strain of thought that Rubio represents -- have been eclipsed in the Republican Party.
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There are already signs that during his presidency, the moral values that schools and parents have been helping to instill in young people — empathy and "upstanding," a term schools use that means looking out for fellow students who are being mistreated — will be in danger of eroding.
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The Dulles Doctrine — born in a 1971 novel, and gaining new life after the Soviet Union collapsed in 1991 — was a supposed plot by Allen Dulles, the C.I.A. director from 1953 to 20133, to destroy the Soviet Union by corrupting its moral values and cultural heritage.
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Under Mr. Putin, the Kremlin has staked out a role as a defender of conservative values, notably pushing back against gay rights, and the new doctrine is no exception, with a clause raising concern about risks to "traditional Russian spiritual and moral values" of Russian young people.
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Elizabeth Brown Pryor, the author of two previous Civil War-era biographies, sees him as none of these, and yet she has produced a portrait of a president whose failures to act often undermine the democratic ideals and the moral values to which he claims commitment.
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I bring to your attention my deepest concern regarding the fact that such senseless action will be perceived by the world community as manifestation of disrespect for religious and moral values, and I express my hope that urgent measures will be undertaken on your part for ending this evil vandalism.
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One wonders how West's mother, Donda, who left her position as the Chair of the Department of English and Speech at Chicago State University to manage her son's career and later authored a book about raising her son with strong moral values, might react to this most recent summation of his childhood.
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"And the relationship between moral values and social values is another one of my interests since I moved to the US." While the nature motifs are ever-present, Ito has no set process for finding objects and selecting text, then combining these and other elements with frames, beams, pieces of wood, and other surfaces.
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What's happening in the Western countries is that, for the first time in human history, legislation is at odds with the moral nature of human beings... It's not the same thing, of course, but we could compare this to an extent to the apartheid in Africa or Nazi laws—when the law went against inherent moral values, people rebelled.
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Schmidt told the committee that he was not involved in any decision-making on Project Maven, but his comments suggest that Google is headed for a reckoning over its involvement in military AI. The letter produced by the company's employees said such work would tarnish its brand, compromise its moral values, and make it harder to recruit top talent.
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Each in its way shaped my literary world and instilled the urge to do my own writing: "Cuore" ("Heart"), by the Italian author Edmondo De Amicis, a book filled with feeling and moral values; and "The Willoughby Captains," by Talbot Baines Reed, an amusing account of boarding-school life that taught me the importance of wit and humor in literature.
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"The crisis we find ourselves in today is one in which we have started to question the very fundamentals on which our democracies have been built — our moral values of openness and equality, our fundamental freedoms, our resilience and, most importantly, what unites us, what binds us," said Dimitris Avramopoulos, the European Union's commissioner for migration, home affairs and citizenship.
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" As we say in the letter, President Trump often invokes his Wharton education "as evidence of his intelligence and business acumen," but as Wharton professors we maintain that our school has always stood for "professional and moral values," including "responsibility and accountability in both private and public sectors, and supporting the rule of law in the United States and around the world.
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Over time, though, free trade and globalization and deindustrialization made that postwar system less economically viable; the decline of labor and the collapse of the New Deal coalition made it less politically necessary; and the cultural revolutions of the 1960s and 1970s made its implicit moral values (heteronormativity for workers, a kind of penny-pinching puritanism for bosses) seem less congenial and more oppressive.
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