Sentence examples for decency rules from inspiring English sources

Television regulators said the two-minute item, shown on September 12, breached taste and decency rules.

(Gold Peak Tea has removed some of the posts related to Mr. Scott's case citing its decency rules for the Facebook page).

Satellite radio, on the other hand, with its freedom from federal decency rules and the demands of advertisers, was "a dream come true," Mr. Stern said.

Not about Hagel or a dinner or anything else that can be conveyed in compliance with the decency rules of a long-standing news organization.

Mr. Corn-Revere accused the F.C.C. of violating due process by abandoning its 30-year policy of cautious enforcement of decency rules and substituting instead a zero-tolerance policy, which he said the F.C.C. had applied retroactively to the incident.

And given the proliferation of digital channels of communication, the Court now seems poised to throw out what's left of broadcast decency rules the CDA was modeled after.

Real persons are interested in standards of decency, the rule of law, restraint on obscenity, encouragement for the arts.

I think -- I mean, the killing that is taking place in Syria is an insult to everybody, to any nation that is seeking decency and rule of law.

Trump is a moral void who couldn't care less about decency, decorum, convention or rules.

As Mr. Rich recommends, Democrats, including Al Gore, must speak out and work to preserve the civil liberties, common decencies and rule of law that America has traditionally represented.

Neither candidate should be remotely electable in this still great republic and while some of what is being said is commonplace in parts of the deep south, derelict industrial areas, rundown suburbs, rightwing thinktanks and billionaire political backers and media outriders, it is far from the mainstream, where common decencies still rule.