Examples of using Their conscience in English and their translations into French
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to march alongside strikers if their conscience tells them that this is the proper course of action?
judges shall"in the discharge of their duties be governed only by the law or their conscience.
national law, ethical principles of health care and their conscience.
their duties,">shall be guided only by the law and their conscience.
who are bound to act in accordance with the law and their conscience.
to act according to their conscience and to adhere to the facts without politicizing them or resorting to plots or threats.
to a problem of the city, to the sufferings of their people echoing in their conscience: in both cases.
of the Constitution"shall, in the discharge of their duties, be governed only by the law and their conscience.
terrorized because they vote according to their conscience and in keeping with their vision of their own future.
Article 37(2) paragraph 2 referred to above provides that"Magistrates of the Bench shall, in the discharge of their duties, be governed only by the law and their conscience.
that their actions are in line with their conscience as true professionals;
this lesson of Gemini, will“inevitably” awaken their conscience and so, while their bodies sleep in their beds,
remain at peace with their conscience.
pointed out that some of those who were in favour of the recommendation in question would not vote for a resolution that would oblige their colleagues to act against the dictates of their conscience.
in the national interest and according to their conscience, without fear of harassment
we rejoice to see some priests choosing to follow their conscience and carry through an action which is collective,
persons conducting initial inquiries must weigh the evidence according to their conscience and on the basis of a comprehensive, full
in the last resort, withdraw from those projects if their conscience so dictates"; it also recommended strong whistle-blower protections.
allowing people to refer to their conscience in determining their involvement in family,
It establishes the principle that judges are to hand down judgement in accordance with the law and their conscience, that they are subject only to the authority of the law, that they may