Phrases with «public conscience»

The phrase "public conscience" refers to the collective values, beliefs, and moral standards of a community or society as a whole. It represents the general sense of what is right or wrong, fair or unfair that guides the behavior and decision-making of people within that community. Full definition

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Sentences with «public conscience»

Lawand said that for the ICRC, the «ultimate» question is if the dictates of public conscience permit machines on battlefield that operate without human control. (stopkillerrobots.org)
It allows you to look closely at the overlooked by bringing a barely visible, if very famous, street protest into a museum of art where the anguished expressiveness of its appeal to public conscience turns out to be very nearly overwhelming. (theguardian.com)
Guilt must be proven, and if guilt is proven despite a robust defence as put forth by a defence lawyer, then a penalty can be assesed with a clear public conscience. (remonline.com)
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Phrases with «public conscience»

Sentences with «public conscience»

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