"Moral reasoning" refers to the process of using ethics or principles to make decisions about what actions or choices are right or wrong. It involves thinking about what is fair, just, or morally acceptable. Full definition
Of course, all of these levels of moral reason require more interpretation than I can provide here. (religion-online.org)
Not just for moral reasons, but for business reasons. (fortune.com)
In large measure, they engage the same points, and thus it is a mistake in moral reasoning to address them as if they were utterly discrete issues. (firstthings.com)