Examples of using Own conscience in English and their translations into Spanish
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reality as a result of analyzing our own conscience and the reality of the world in which we live.
precisely because he never blindly followed a doctrine if his own conscience did not allow it.
No one escapes their own conscience, as that is where God's law is carved.
While local voters have ZERO responsibility beyond their own conscience, NY State is constitutionally required to ensure that every child gets a sound basic education.
And since he counted among the intruders his own conscience and all claims of human affection his days in Arcadia were numbered.
May each of us obey his own conscience and seek no other shelter but himself.
Arnold writes that"Bob's own conscience and morality are clearly unaffected by the high culture he represents.
Observance of the above guidelines falls first and foremost within the individual responsibility of each treaty body member and his or her own conscience.
Money given to poor people for the sake of one's own conscience is an absolute waste.
A man's life ain't worth beans except he lives up to his own conscience.
Buddha urged every man to consult his own conscience.
We are our own conscience now. And it is this conscience that guides us to rate EC-10 for emotional content all those things that might tempt us to feel again… and destroy them.
transform one's own conscience with regard to the world and, from this perspective, to build bridges towards transforming reality.
arrived at the conclusion that the best course is to satisfy one's own conscience and leave the world to form its own judgment,
regarding accountability of its members"to the Committee and to their own conscience.
belief acting in accordance with the dictates of his own conscience.
a more severe judge than our own conscience.
A mind that manipulates during the day is questioned by one's own conscience leading to conflicts between conscience
in discharging their duties, are subject to no authority other than the law and their own conscience.
the Secretary-General has drawn upon his eight years' experience as Secretary-General, on his own conscience and convictions, and on his understanding of the Charter of the United Nations.