Sentence examples for decorum issues from inspiring English sources

In recent weeks, newspapers and radio and television stations have been having a field day reporting on the finer points of local Italian laws, ever since the interior minister, Roberto Maroni, gave cities additional powers to address security and public decorum issues.

In a region where members of the royal family are at the pinnacle of politics, big business and high society, choosing a life in fashion can often complicate already thorny issues of decorum and dynastic succession.

Lack of guidance or wise parenting on issues of decorum and anger management?

"It's an issue of decorum".

Judge Gaughan also issued a decorum order, essentially barring any lawyer, prosecutor or court employee connected with the case from discussing it.

Since defending the president against such attacks is politically impossible, Mr. Gore has to create alternative definitions for himself and his party on the issues of presidential decorum and clean campaign money.

Hopefully this ensures a little decorum when discussing incredibly important issues like hit caps and cooldown durations.

Decorum may have been an issue, but it was fairly safe to show human embryos isolated from the rest of the pregnant body; the problem was more that before Darwinism few people would have recognized them.

There are people – frigid, sexless husks of humanity tormented by issues of taste and decorum – who insist that guacamole, salsa and sour cream should be served on the side, in little pots, so that a) you can get an equal little dip of everything, as you see fit, and b) you won't get messy.

After a summer of contentious nationwide protests culminating in an outburst during a Congressional address, Mr. Bush issued a call for decorum on the front page of the student newspaper this week.

Co-op boards have long issued directives about deportment and decorum, and condo boards are increasingly following suit.