Examples of using A moral code in English and their translations into German
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Someone without a moral code.
I have a moral code, and I never violate it.
But he has a moral code.
They have a moral code of truthfulness, compassion and tolerance.
We live by a moral code.
As it searches for a moral code in which to couch itself, the opposition has taken to invoking the dissidents of the 1970s.
Every community lives by a moral code.
Among other things, there is a moral code that says that you(especially men) cannot run around without underpants.
I was built with something you were not, a moral code.
Christianity is not a moral code. It's a way of life.
Eventually, I realized that this atmosphere, among other things,had created a hole inside of me where I should have had a moral code or a conscience.
Ron Hubbard further authored a moral code called The Way to Happiness, which serves as a common sense guide to better living.
The 2 first aspects of yoga are referred to a moral code of conduct of the yogi.
This attempt at security and replacement assumes three different forms: the living Word of God is secured- and at the same time replaced- by theology and dogma; the fellowship is secured- and replaced- by the institution; faith, which proves its reality by love, is secured- and replaced-by a creed and a moral code.
In spite of the differences in her examples-Greece and Troy,Rome and Carthage-Weil's various essays share her commitment to a moral code, grounded equally in her studies of ancient Greek and Roman literature and history and her Christian mysticism.
The intention is to place a series of restrictions on scientific research, focusing in particular on artificial insemination:limitations and restrictions inspired by a moral code which not all of us share.
He preached a religion, founded a state, built a nation,laid down a moral code, initiated numerous social and political reforms, established a powerful and dynamic society to practice and represent his teachings and completely revolutionized the worlds of human thought and behavior for all times to come.
The observers were able to capture and comment on all the communication intheir environment unnoticed and could therefore construct a moral code that accommodated bourgeois interests.
I am merely advocating a more profound reflection on the actual basis of European unification,a more emphatic cultivation of our Europeanness and an articulate reference to a moral code which extends beyond the world of our immediate benefits,a world which leads nowhere and which uses only quantitative indicators to determine prosperity.
In support of the moral argument, we see that even the most remote tribes who havebeen cut off from the rest of civilization observe a moral code similar to everyone else's.
History has taught us that the most fundamental necessities for the existence of a healthy andprogressive White society are the racial quality of its members and a moral code or value system which complements and enhances that quality.
We must therefore recognise that Mr Buttiglione stated that he is in favour of non-discrimination and in favour of compliance with the Charter,and that he draws a distinction between a moral code and a legal code to which I believe we could all subscribe.
When plunder becomes a way of life for a group of men living together in society, they create for themselves, in the course of time,a legal system that authorizes it and a moral code that glorifies it”- Frederic Bastiat.
We will install a higher moral code, a new order.
It's a violation of my moral code.
When a person agrees to follow a certain moral code….
Chris measured himself and those around him by a fiercely rigorous moral code.
If that were possible, and we had a consistent moral code of ethics, we would have world peace.
I hope... we, too,belong to this great chosen nation which will install a higher moral code.
Indeed, the movement officially taught a strict moral code, which included the prohibition of adultery and other moral offenses.