Examples of using The conscience in English and their translations into Finnish
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Tomorrow, please listen to the conscience that you at least used to have when you entered politics, and reject all the so-called discharge reports.
These euphemisms designed to numb the conscience cannot make it any less brutal,
ritual slaughter and forming the conscience of society.
Although it was considered treasonous for members of the RAF to criticize the bombing campaign the conscience of some was overwhelmed by the hell being unleashed upon Germany.
being serious about this, which has pacified the conscience of the great majority of MEPs, who were asking for no more than that.
constitutions, but also the conscience of millions of citizens.
commitment to fair trade, if only to appease the conscience of a common agricultural policy that spreads hunger and poverty in the countries of the South.
constitutions, but also the conscience of millions of citizens.
not fall into anyone's eyes leave the conscience advisers on your conscience. .
said that Falun Gong represents the conscience of China and the persecution is a human tragedy.
to go ahead and be rebaptized biblically to put the conscience at ease Romans 14:23.
It speaks of the deeper conscience of humanity, the conscience that was established before you even came here,
God has given you the voice and the conscience to guide you, but it is not your voice
In order to challenge a specific law Acting as the conscience of the community… To acquit defendants despite evidence of guilt
sacrifices are offered that are incapable, concerning the conscience, of making the worshipper perfect;
that control comes from Shri Hanumana which is the conscience in the human being.
then Shri Hanumana gives us the conscience.
it is our duty as the conscience of the people.
It is extremely difficult to reach the conscience and mindset of the person we are talking to.
from the Russian side, until finally the conscience of Russian journalism, Anna Politkovskaya, was brutally murdered