morally base

When others see our power as morally based, it is more effective.

The authors said they did hear a large number of religious and morally based objections to homosexuality.

“The country, if they are not morally based, they begin to do things that aren’t right,” he said.

Johnson was not confused about any of the relevant naturalistic concepts: rather, he was a morally base individual.

Confucius promoted the concept of an ordered social structure governed by morally based conventions and rituals.

It is worth noting that the objections of outsiders to Christianity are seldom intellectually grounded; they are nearly always morally based.

The inspiration behind integration in college athletics was not a morally based imperative to have black athletes share in a great experience that had been denied them.

Moreover, he made no distinction between morally based opposition to the advancement of homosexual rights and expressions of contempt and hatred of homosexuals.

Mr. Bauer and some other conservatives are critical of the way concern about AIDS has diffused longstanding, morally based prohibitions.

He is not ready to posit a Wilsonian or Carteresque morally based foreign policy to contrast with Mr. Bush's pragmatic, interest-based handling of the issue.

Maria Lúcia - Malu Mader: Though she is apolitical, Maria strongly believes that people still should have morally based obligations.

His opposition to slavery in Maryland can be traced back for decades but the depth of that opposition went through an evolution from mild and more economically based in the beginning, to being stronger and more morally based by the time of the emancipation proclamation.

In July an official from the Syrian Lawyers Union called Holocaust survivor and Nobel laureate Elie Wiesel "the most dangerous and morally base human being in the world," and "the only survivor of the Holocaust."