Sentences with phrase «on conscience»

He described the situation as a scar on the conscience of the world's most leading advocate for democracy.

Secrets cost the secret keeper by weighing on conscience and disrupting in some way his or her relationship with others.

Even when I wear them and they still look good I have a feeling of guilt that weighs heavy on my conscience.

That's the beauty of free votes on conscience issues, which our party has always respected.

Only what is taught in Scripture is binding on the conscience.

While you may not really be threatened with the law if your recommendation is proven to be false, it does bear heavily on the conscience.

The attacks on conscience have already moved beyond mere intellectual advocacy.

Its a dark spot on its conscience, and shameful example of how low we have fallen.

They have their own legitimate claim on our conscience, our sense of fairness, our policy priorities and our education budgets.

I imagine this places a lot of stress on your conscience, but don't you dare go threatening others.

I just don't want any broken teeth on my conscience.

Who wants displacement of a family on his conscience?

Do you really think I would try to argue him out of a decision like that and maybe have his useless left arm on my conscience for the rest of my life?

I think education and intelligence in and of itself will make the majority of university educated midwives say, ok fine but I don't want to have the homebirth disaster on my conscience.

But it's burned away on her conscience and she's delivered it.

No lies on your conscience, no hard feelings for your date.

It's a wound on his conscience that refuses to heal despite his crude attempts to erase his shame.

If you get even halfway close you'll be waking up screaming for a month, and frankly I don't need that shit on my conscience.

Particularly me; I could not bear doing the wrong thing, thinking that I would have the failure of an insurer on my conscience.

So we have to fall back on the conscience of our business leaders.

But I don't need a gun, and have no desire to ever have another person's life on my conscience.

It remains on my conscience that I have yet to carry out my promise.

Did you talk to him about whether it all weighed on his conscience?

He's a man running out of fight, struggling to breathe under the weight on his conscience.

«The voting was not based on conscience at all; it was based on inducement.

In a manner familiar by now, they construe the teaching on conscience as a «conscience clause» exempting them from moral responsibility.

Or more precisely hiding all the brownies and not telling anyone they exist which is sorta like stealing but easier on my conscience somehow Oh lightroom, yep definitely a rocky relationship.

And thank you to the hundreds of businesses and individual leaders who acted on their consciences and took positive steps for change.

It's one thing to save the lives of thousands, if not millions, but if through an error, they end up killing hundreds all on their own, it's something that weighs heavily on their consciences as Earth's only line of defense against powerful master terrorists and strange extraterrestrial entities.

Yet policy - focused leaks have exacerbated the backlash against Facebook, putting more pressure on the conscience of employees.

An approach, moreover, that is in line with the unbroken witness of the Church and the obligations she has imposed on consciences in the name of Christ over two thousand years,

In this generation, the issue pressing that question on our consciences is the issue of abortion.

He continued: «The words have been indelibly etched on my conscience: «Harruna, your support for Aliu was flawed.

«He and his party are going to have to live with it... the consequences rest with the Labour party and those who voted for them it rests on their conscience.»

Tris and Four have been named fugitives for crimes they did not commit, and though Tris had to kill one of her own when her life was at stake and her parents» lives were both taken, guilt is still riding heavy on her conscience when she sleeps.

You might not get any thanks from the angry mob, but you'll have fewer deaths on your conscience than they; and that alone makes me glad people like you who are brave enough to speak out exist.

This will continue to remain a scar on the conscience of this world body if not remedied.»

Kirsten Tynan recently discussed with Suza Singh of Equalitarians on Calgary's Phresh FM the juror's right to rely on conscience and vote Not Guilty when a just verdict requires it, even if the law has technically been broken.

«We have a customer relationship built on conscience and sustainability, much more broadly than just financial,» says Cherny.

Hitchens writes: «Violent, irrational, intolerant, allied to racism and tribalism and bigotry, invested in ignorance and hostile to free inquiry, contemptuous of women and coercive toward children: organized religion ought to have a great deal on its conscience.»

Put another way, I think Teilhard's vision was Cuomo's means of countering the number the Vincentians» Irish priests did on the conscience of an Italian boy from Queens.

These moral values are driven by my basic religious belief and I should be able to abide by my moral values and not let the dictates of immorality be enforced on my conscience.

As a textbook for students in universities or seminaries, it has some grace in that it provides an introduction to the philosophy undergirding Newman's faith processes, vitiated somewhat by lack of reference to the work of Grave on conscience, Verbeke on the Aristotelian roots of the illative sense, Harrold's now somewhat mature critical study of Newman's mind, thoughtand art, the views of Newsome and Robbins on the nature of The Grammarand the robustly critical approach of FitzPatrick.

In a statement read in Sunday Masses in the capital, Cardinal Luis Antonio Tagle said: «We knock on the consciences of those who kill even the helpless, especially those who cover their faces with bonnets, to stop wasting human lives.

Mr Farron said most people don't mind faith expressed in «funky garb» and «nice colourful festivals» but «the moment you show any signs of actually believing in this creed, of thinking that this stuff about Jesus might even be true or that this faith might in any way impact on your conscience or your life choices - well, we don't like that one bit.»