Sentence examples for decency codes from inspiring English sources

Transgender individuals also have trouble living openly due to decency codes derived from Sharia, or Islamic, law.

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.

Clear Channel has agreed to pay the fine to the federal communications commission for a variety of breaches of its taste and decency code, including sexually explicit comments made by Stern on his cult radio chatshow.

It was filmed over the objections of Will Hays, Hollywood's director of morals, and every major movie producer because it defied "The Formula," as the film decency code was called.

One suggestion, that I wrote about last week, is a "Decency Pledge" - a code of conduct shared across the technology industry.

In a post on the platform he runs, LinkedIn co-founder Reid Hoffman suggested the technology industry - and the complex spider's web of relationships within it - needs to agree on what he's called a Decency Pledge, a code of conduct most would consider to just be responsible, professional behaviour, but in the technology business apparently needs to be hammered home.

Hardin told me that he missed the days when Hollywood could still make pictures about decency, morals and code of the Old West.

In the confusion and chaos that enveloped New Orleans after the hurricane, some saw a breakdown of civil society evidence that we're no longer bound by strong social norms or even basic codes of decency.

The internet is an uncontrolled space with material upon it which I anticipate the Sun would not wish to publish because it is pornographic, racist or offends one of the many other codes of decency to which most people aspire.

Such are the codes of decency between the heirs of the Night's Watch: Bros before crows.

He spoke with decency, and not in code.