The Black Lion, who, like old John, had been waiting supper past all reasonable and
conscionable hours, hailed this as a philosophical discovery of the profoundest and most penetrating kind; and the table being already spread, they sat down to supper straightway.
As grounds for their "impact investing," they cited millennials' tendency for their money to be invested in more socially
conscionable businesses and transfers of huge amounts of wealth to these young people from the aging baby boomer generation.
I know that many of us are
conscionable members of the party who think of the future of this party and the fact that this party should continue to be relevant even after
One wonders where in the world a
conscionable person would sign a contract like this with a person who has a documented history of burning people alive, raping women, mutilating helpless civilians, burning down homes, torturing critics, and killing anyone he sees a threat to his tyrannical regime.
'Therefore, I call upon the French Senate to make a
conscionable and socially-responsible decision on the Lower House's vote.
Madison Powers, a senior research scholar at the Kennedy Institute of Ethics and a professor of philosophy at Georgetown, wrote that "Reliance on individual consent alone is not adequate to protect persons from exploitation under conditions of grossly unequal bargaining power, information, and human need." (1) According to such reasoning, and as a
conscionable reaction to medical research atrocities such as those of the Tuskegee Syphilis Study and the Nuremberg Trials, the United States Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) developed the US Federal Policy for the Protection of Human Subjects, also known as the "Common Rule" (45 CFR 46) to throttle researches involving those most vulnerable to exploitation.
Initiatives such as the Solar Decathlon reeducate people on how with a conscious, and
conscionable, intention, along with a practical application of the knowledge of sustainable principles, we can overcome our present natural resource crunch.
In a
conscionable move, the PM's Billion Tree Tsunami campaign is laudable.
Whilst some Western systems, such as the US, actively promote whistleblowing activity through substantial financial incentives, most countries in the Middle East have thus far been slow to introduce formal protection for whistleblowers, preferring instead to rely on a positive reporting duty and
conscionable actions by citizens.
Welcome to the new world that we live in where
conscionable human beings are increasingly confined to becoming non-entities while criminal acts of the powerful - the Goliaths in our midst - are either overlooked or excused.
"I don't think there's any
conscionable reason why Lager should make the profits that he makes off of educating kids in public schools," a former ECOT administrator told me.
