immoral practices

He takes the moral high ground without having to actually give up immoral practices.

It is good that these immoral practices are being tackled.

At that point, I asked if these students would engage in immoral practices as a last resort to keep their business functioning.

The allegation that their religious services were defiled by immoral practices cannot be proved.

The European Union should make it policy to promote the abolition of these immoral practices.

His words were perversely interpreted by the Nicolaitans as authority for their immoral practices.

It argues that the whether or not immoral practices are supported by the majority of the population is not germane to their nature.

Conviction for "debauchery and other immoral practices"

It also addresses the responsibility of laymen outside government who are faced with civil laws that legitimize what the church considers immoral practices.

The "useful" clause may also be interpreted as a prohibition against inventions that can only be used for illegal and/or immoral practices.

There was also suggestions at his trial that he was intending to lead people into the immoral practices of Mormon polygamy.

Thaw ultimately was expelled from Harvard for "immoral practices," and intimidating and threatening fellow students and teachers.

Before the election, Shenderovich protested the "widely illegal and immoral practices" of Govorukhin in court, but his appeal was rejected by the judge as "unfounded".

In some of the temporary dwellings, feminine giggling could be heard, indicating that "immoral practices"-likewise prohibited-were in full swing.

In deference to feminists, the armed services are now supporting and maintaining servicewomen who engage in immoral practices and bring their babies back to the posts.

Another episode which alleges corrupt and immoral practices by the Brahmin priests at Srirangam and Thiruchendur cannot obviously be missed.

They object to the depiction of condoms and other illustrations in the curriculum, which they say "recommends immoral practices as if they were acceptable," according to court papers.

Cardinal Ratzinger's letter appeared to chide the American bishops for having issued their earlier statement without consulting Rome and warned against the appearance of condoning immoral practices.

Nonetheless, Islam was careful enough to remind them that their faith in God, despite all their evil and immoral practices, would intercede for them in God's judgment.

Justin recounts the story of a certain woman who on hearing the teachings of Jesus and having become a Christian refused to comply with the immoral practices of her husband.

Our people, however, tried to sway us away from our religion and persecuted us and inflicted upon us great suffering that we might re-enter into the immoral practices of old.

A committee of experts today heard scientists describe the potentially enormous benefits of using human fetal tissue to treat incurable diseases, but critics warned that such research could encourage abortion and immoral practices.

Managers don't want to get too aggressive with doctors, so they allow these absolutely immoral practices to continue, even though they are massively wasteful in terms of resources and damaging care of the patients.

Rejection of the amendments banning immoral practices reveals the irresponsibility of people who endanger the health and even the life of those they should be helping by condoning disregard for human dignity.