Sentence examples for indecent move from inspiring English sources

Strauss is willing to make the seemingly immoral and indecent move of revealing the secrets of an esoteric text in order to save those secrets.

He also admitted possessing 679 indecent moving images of children of a voyeuristic nature.

In cases of indecent images, it moves the judge away from concentrating on the number of images and puts an emphasis on whether the offender has possessed, distributed or created them.

With almost indecent haste, the world moves on after the World Cup.

The popular Catholic magazine Famiglia Cristiana denounced the move as "an indecent and racist proposal" reminiscent of "when Jewish children were identified with a yellow star on their sleeves".

One of his orders for "indecent Books" prompted an unsuccessful move for his dismissal and excommunication from the Kirk.

McCue started out as a media and libel solicitor, and still acts in the area - he represented John Leslie as he sought to clear his name following failed indecent assault charges - but moved into terrorism cases after successfully defending the Sunday Times in 1998 from defamation charges brought by the former IRA chief of staff, Thomas Slab Murphyhy.

Like the decision to have the BBC take over funding of the World Service from the Foreign Office in 2012, the move was made with indecent haste and with not even the whisper of due process, let alone a public consultation.

But when word circulates that the show is indecent, the school cancels it and Dana moves it to an abandoned warehouse.

Although Continental Europe has moved to clamp down on indecent and offensive advertising, especially spots that portray women in overly submissive postures, nudity is still much more accepted on the Continent, Mr. Campbell said.

Arguably, indecent programming flourishes on the edge, and moves to the center as it gains popularity.