Examples of using Their conscience in English and their translations into Russian
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For the sake of peacekeeping, Israel called on Member States to vote with their conscience and, in future, to remove all politicized language from the resolution.
suggested to people what contradicts their conscience.
For who can rule men if not he who holds their conscience and their bread in his hands?
then let them go so they would be free to choose as their conscience directed.
people in the water froze and that was on their conscience.
In that they show the work of the law written in their hearts, their conscience testifying with them, and their thoughts among themselves accusing
the large number of victims on their conscience.
love for their Creator to build up their conscience, integrity, honesty,
it were sacrificed to an idol; and their conscience being weak is defiled.(1 Corinthians 8:7)(NASB).
when they report only to themselves and their conscience 10, p.21.
should cleanse their conscience by asking for forgiveness for any infringement of Biblical authority when they entered their marriage.
under article 37, second paragraph, of the Constitution, judges shall"in the discharge of their duties be governed only by the law or their conscience.
Women have a right to not participate in acts that go against their conscience, and they are entitled to the same public displays of religion
in the discharge of their duties, be governed only by the law and their conscience.
to participate in operation contrary to their conscience, with the exception of cases of immediate threat to life or health.
Since goading people to act against their conscience is the very basis of the Chinese regime's rule, it has viewed conscience as the greatest threat to its rule and spent the fiercest violence on people who insist on their conscience.
have their conscience cleansed by the blood of the Lamb
Also deserving of our praise are the individuals who followed their conscience in helping to save the persecuted:
help to awaken their conscience.
endows individuals with the right to make independent life choices on the basis of their conscience.