Sentence examples for standards of decorum from inspiring English sources

Effective dialogue among groups requires that parties take turns talking and listening, and adhere to certain standards of decorum.

A spokeswoman for CNN declined to comment, but in journalism, as in most things, old standards of decorum are clearly on the wane.

The Times upholds certain standards of decorum (no profanity, for instance), but the policy around here is generally to let people have their say, as long as comments don't go over the line.

And he is generally credited with bringing carnival-style standards of decorum to the selling of popular culture, at a time when hawking Elvis lipstick in "Hound Dog orange" was an innovative concept.

If you earn 100 grand a month, now I want to earn 120 grand". He drew a comparison to the forces elevating President Trump, arguing that people don't want to be told how to live or what to believe, and therefore appreciate that the president has cut himself loose from standards of decorum that governed past presidents.

It also sets forth expected standards of decorum for all players and makes it clear that violations could result in disciplinary action, fines, suspensions or even expulsions.

In reacting to the Yankees' fight with Baltimore last month, and in subsequent action, Budig is clearly trying to establish a new standard of decorum.

"All coaches must meet a standard of decorum, and any coach who demeans the game is accountable for his actions," said Colin Campbell, the league's director of hockey operations, who also fined the coach $10,000.

But even if voters had chosen him with full knowledge of his behavior, lawmakers would have an obligation to make clear that speech is not to be met with violence, that the worst attack a questioner ever deserves is a tongue-lashing, that those chosen to conduct the nation's business must meet at least a minimum standard of decorum.

From his familiar perch in the Ways and Means room, Ryan told the crowd of interns that, in this space, members used to hold themselves to a "higher standard of decorum".

Artists, in the meantime, have mounted their own assault on the old standards of decor and decorum.