set of moral
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(Definition ofsetandmoralsfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
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Part of this set of evaluative considerations is asetofmoralconsiderations.
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The main instrument of this approach is asetofmoralprinciples.
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Plant further argues that citizenship is too abstract asetofmoralconcepts in which to ground consent to welfare.
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A moral consensus could then be promised as thatsetofmoralcommitments to which rational analysis and sound rational argument should lead.
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To be an apt candidate for moral responsibility, the normative principles must include asetofmoralprinciples or norms; the agent must be minimally morally competent.
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This is done not by the application of some ethical theory orsetofmoralprinciples, but rather in the integral human interplay of rational and emotional relationships.
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There is no need for a special committee to define asetofmoralguidelines for other professionals or to issue ethical decisions, even if they are only advisory.
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Women are more familiar with the subject, whereas men set it up as asetofmoralprinciples and logical constructs.
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We are essentially discussing a matter that affects the environment, and we are not concerned with imposing a rigidsetofmoralvalues.
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My own view is that there is a clearsetofmoralvalues that underpins service life and service commitment.
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In our primary schools we need to offer as fully as we can opportunity to acquire asetofmoralvalues that will help them in that search.
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How does our education system facilitate the transition from an obedientiary ethic to asetofmoralbeliefs founded on a more wide-ranging or synoptic basis?
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They will not accept that kind of moral standard if we try to underpin the law by a very specific and substantialsetofmoralprinciples.
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Up until the end of the nineteenth century devised asetofmoral, religious and occasionally economic arguments as a means of.
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A differentsetofmoralvalues and different behavior are to be found in each sphere.
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In the 18th century, "sensibility" was a physical phenomenon that came to be attached to a specificsetofmoralbeliefs.
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First, that exclusive humanism arose in connection with, indeed, as an alternativesetofmoralsources for, the ethic of freedom and mutual benefit.
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Individual women drew upon and subtly adapted such sets of moral prescriptions for their own ends and to create their own voice.
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Asetofmoralvalues underpins a full musical system based on repetition of relatively simple patterns that meet at distant cross-rhythmic intervals and call and answer schemes.
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Moral exclusion occurs when outgroups are subject to a differentsetofmoralvalues, rules and fairness than are used in social relations with ingroup members.
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