Sentence examples similar to a decency issue from inspiring English sources

He is not to be criticised for doing so, and many will feel that Page 3 of The Sun raises a taste and decency issue and none other.

That Viacom agreed yesterday to pay a "record" $3.5 million to settle dozens of federal investigations into alleged indecency on TV and radio has put the decency issue again in the forefront, where it was early this year after the Super Bowl bra-flap flap.

In 2004, Lee Hsien Loong, then Deputy Prime Minister, expressed how the Government would be "increasingly guided by the consensus of views in the community with regards to morality and decency issues" in a bid to "pull back from being all things to all citizens".

To those who have followed the ebb and flow of broadcast decency issues over the last few decades, much of this reaction comes across as cynical posturing and face-saving.

So when CBS issued a decency code for the 55th annual Grammy Awards last night, nominees and presenters responded with their own lens-fogging interpretations.

"McCain's got a decency about him, too".

There is a decency there, as there is in Kasich.

It's the musical theater equivalent of a decency commission.

"If you want to call it a decency panel, good.

It's an issue of decency, and what's at stake with Prop B is a baseline principle on which all people of conscience agree.

In horror movies, as in matters of the soul, a little decency goes a long way.