Sentence examples for and decency in the from inspiring English sources
Mediawatch-uk, an independent organization devoted to issues of taste and decency in the media, has asked the BBC chairman to reconsider.
Let me conclude with this: the bullying of small countries by big ones, the trampling of justice and decency in the pursue of national aggrandisement and reckless indifference to human life should have no place in our world.
Political thought is neither destruction nor critique, but rather the historically informed imagination of plural structures – a labour of the present that can preserve life and decency in the future.
In an article for the Guardian on Tuesday, Italy's prime minister, Matteo Renzi, accuses the EU of betraying its basic values and decency in the handling of the crisis.
John F. Burns, a fellow correspondent, wrote: In the company of those who covered the conflicts across the Middle East in his generation, Anthony was peerless, and not only for the lyric quality of his words, or the compassion he brought to his stories, but for his unfailing modesty and decency in the hardest places, at the hardest of times.
What is most revealing is that Hilton, one of the party's most outspoken champions of family life and decency in the workplace, could simultaneously demand, with no less vigour, that businesses be freed of their obligations to respect these very values.
On Wednesday, the co-executors of the Jackson estate wrote to Discovery to say the program was "in shockingly bad taste" and cited "common sense and decency" in urging the program be pulled from the air.
As the ultimate arbiter of taste and decency in advertising, the ASA is generally judged to have been a success after taking over responsibilities of broadcast advertising from Ofcom and has consequently grown in stature as well as size.
While his platform was based on efficiency and decency in government, the literature from his first campaign emphasized his opponent, Bertram "Bunny" Moss's, Democratic machine connections.
"There is growing concern in the Australian community about the lack of both sense and decency in our response to the unauthorized arrival of asylum seekers," he wrote in a policy paper issued yesterday.
The faster that the economics team and Congress heed the public call for simple justice and decency in financial matters, and the more rapidly that translates into a true Wall Street clean up, the faster will come the economic recovery.
