Examples of using Moral code in English and their translations into Arabic
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The moral code.
What is… what is your moral code?
Most choose a moral code which chimes with their own survival needs.
We live by a moral code.
He's got the tapes hidden somewhere, and this medieval, self-flagellating moral code.
We will install a higher moral code, a new order.
I began my statement today by denouncing fear and with a plea for a new international moral code.
America 's New Moral Code.
I hope… we, too, belong to this greatchosen nation which will install a higher moral code.
What's holding you down is a moral code contrived by man.
Because, I mean, Satan himself could lead Dawson into the fiery pits of hell andhe would still emerge with his moral code firmly intact.
Since you cannot understand the moral code for which I stayed here.
Perhaps out of fear or some misguided moral code.
But we can't abandon our moral code whenever it's convenient.
People like me, we have no moral code.
Hippocrates, the father of medicine, whose oath still forms the moral code of the medical profession is said to have received his training at an Asclepian temple.
We think he developed a kind of moral code.
They are deemed intolerable in the light not of an abstract moral code but of a set of objective and precise factors and indicators.
I was built with something you were not, a moral code.
Mulele required his fighters to adhere to a very strict moral code, emphasising self-discipline and respect for civilians.
I believe that the effective implementation of the moral and political decisions taken at these majorconferences is fully in keeping with the new moral code that I hope to see emerge.
Shop owners of all races, religions and nationalities have embraced the first moral code based wholly on common sense, and readily began distributing it to their customers.
But obligations sneak up… duty, moral code.
Well, Megan has a very strict moral code. You know that.
It's not in common parlance and it comes from the Latin and the French,and it means an individual who tries to live by a moral code, who is striving to be a good citizen.
And what narrative, what history, what identity, what moral code are we imparting to our young?
Just like it puts a certain moral code in you.
Do we pick the action with the best outcome or stick to a moral code that prohibits causing someone's death?
Scientists Karen Wynn and Paul Bloom of Yale University believe that moral code may be written into us at birth.
We must therefore reconstruct our list of moral priorities and crate a new international moral code based on simple, readily implemented priorities.