After those tangled sheets, how delicious the enforced decorum and the hush, the absence of in-your-face consumerism.
The profits from these stations go back to local agencies, so provincial-level officials often think more about padding their budgets than enforcing decorum in the public media.
What Cushman shows is a city that offered greater inner than outer diversity, a workaday city of outward restraint and conventionally enforced decorum — at a moment when the imaginative life of the city, as in the first bursts of bebop and of Abstract Expressionism, was in exuberant, exclamatory flower.
For Monson and for us, that's the crux: he's trying to make himself, make us, feel something, feel anything, do whatever he can to vanquish the numbness that is a result of enforcing "order, decorum," ceremony, formula, expectation, genre-prison.
And while Duncan huddled with a parliamentarian who must have been on leave from the law firm of Dewey, Cheatum and Howe, he reminded the gallery that he would strictly enforce the rules of decorum (from the Latin "sit down and shut up") even though the crowd had again become ruly after briefly letting Dewhurst have it.
A virtual jaunt to the iconic Swiss city by the lake proceeds, with certain rules of decorum enforced.
In August, a federal judge in Los Angeles ruled that the city had repeatedly run afoul of the 1st Amendment in enforcing its Rules of Decorum, cutting off or ejecting two activists from meetings dating from 2009.
Before Al Franken took his oath of "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" and sat quietly at his desk in the Senate chamber, where decorum is enforced like omertà, he published a book about George W. Bush titled Lies (And the Lying Liars Who Tell Them).
Regulators must enforce it.
"We enforce this strongly.
