Who in the world today has the moral standing and the practical ability to take meaningful action?
All signify a clarity, an ability to draw moral and economic lines and patrol their boundaries that is confounded in practice.
Since kids, across a wide spectrum of backgrounds, all exhibit this ability to distinguish moral from conventional rules, is it plausible that kids could have learned this from their environment?
Between age 3 and 5 children learn that people can have false beliefs, but only by age 7 have they developed the ability to apply moral judgments to other people's thoughts.
"The ability to have a strong moral compass, and know the difference between a lie you should tell and one you shouldn't is very important, " he says.
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Freeh's ability to identify and order the moral failings of the university in the most appropriate, empathetic and humane way is admirable.
Banks are wary of moral hazard: if word spreads, borrowers with the ability to pay their mortgage may deliberately miss payments in order to get their loans adjusted.
His ability of mobilizing the masses was due more to his moral authority than to the understanding of his proposals.
Morgan who advised Solera on the Annie's IPO, says that when he met Ms. Ashby he sensed that she had an ability to spot trends in small data sets and an "extremely strong moral fiber" that would mesh well with the mission-driven companies she wanted to invest in.
In that sense, not only is forgiveness of underwater mortgages a "moral hazard, " it's also cruel policy by the government for weighing on our individual ability to chase the best economic opportunities irrespective of locale.
He holds us with his extravagant virtuosity and his ability to create suspense through long sequences, yet the movie is meaningless for anyone with genuine moral curiosity.
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