Sentence examples for Business decorum from inspiring English sources

Unless you are in a field that values creativity and originality above traditional business decorum, it's best to play it on the safe side when your letter is formal in nature.

(Another irony: Will and his colleagues constantly complain about the lack of professionalism and decorum in the news business, yet they consistently act in ways that makes me lose respect for them as professionals).

But the business has to be conducted with... decorum".

Patent lawyers, like undertakers, generally have the decorum not to gloat when business is good, but, boy, these days it must be hard for them to keep quiet.

New York Times "Martha Stewart, the woman who capitalised on her sense of decorum and good taste to build a business empire, is likely to go to jail for lying..

But even if voters had chosen him with full knowledge of his behavior, lawmakers would have an obligation to make clear that speech is not to be met with violence, that the worst attack a questioner ever deserves is a tongue-lashing, that those chosen to conduct the nation's business must meet at least a minimum standard of decorum.

Nevertheless, businesses can regulate the actions of employees to preserve decorum in the workplace.

"The original London venue was selected for the general meeting because the board felt that previous general meetings held at Ibrox had been disrupted by chanting and other shouting and accordingly had sought a business venue where a meeting could be held with more decorum".

The rules of business etiquette are just as strict in their adherence to decorum, hierarchy and status.

Critics voiced concern over the sculpture's confusion and decorum.

Almost immediately a few of the table dwellers glommed on to Mark with all sorts of unsolicited professional advice and business questions -- to Sorkin's credit he did not, very professional decorum.