Sentence examples for due decency from inspiring English sources
He acts with due decency while preserving sound judgment (the musical never got made).Musical myths are sharply deflated by some of these letters.
Transgender individuals also have trouble living openly due to decency codes derived from Sharia, or Islamic, law.
He never waits to pretty it up, smoothing its fur or arranging its limbs with the decency due unto death.
Minister Jeremy Wright said the conditions of the exhumation licence were "widely drawn" and would allow the University of Leicester to re-inter the remains wherever they wanted to "with due regard to decency and the dignity of the deceased".
Blackstone wrote that women were burned rather than quartered as "the decency due to the sex forbids the exposing and publicly mangling their bodies".
By attacking those affronts to due process and American decency, a third-party candidate could have a real impact.
"What happened to the Kavanaugh family violates every notion of fairness, decency and due process," the president said in his remarks at the swearing in.
As a person of faith -- who would value our common humanity and our religious responsibility to treat all people with decency and the due process protections of civilized law -- I urge our leaders immediately to stop the use of "alternative interrogation techniques," repeal the Military Commissions Act, and close Guantánamo Bay and all secret prisons, without delay.
I considered questionable, unethical, or simply against standards of human decency, I left organizations due to a lack of management support to address egregious ethical violations.
Suffragette is a tart reminder to those who are casual about democratic gender equality that votes for women were not something that naturally evolved due to the ruling class's innate decency; they had to be fought for.
The characters he portrayed were diverse and often macabre, but they were unfailingly moving and poignant due to Chaney's ability to convey a basic decency beneath a grotesque exterior.
