The offense of '
outraging public decency
' still exists under the ' common law ' .
We have to go by the
innate decency
of the communities = than overt regulation of the government.
Decency threshold, the uk minimum wage would be £ 7.32 an hour.
Decency's sake.
Decency in society
was a grievance to him.
Decency of the british people.
Decencyis not entirely paradoxical, since orwell saw socialism as all about
preserving traditional decencies.
The man didn't even
have the decency
to acquire his own guru.
People out there just don't have any
common decency
any more.
Decency standard
by 2010.
Decency in the media
" ?
Decency of material
contained in sites listed in our online directory.
Disgraceful, i call it - it
offends human decency... .
High court ruling is a victory for
human decency.
Decency laws, frequently leading to arrest.
Decency of the communities
= than overt regulation of the government.
It's a shame you haven't
got the decency
to do the same.
Unconsciously we expect our church membership, correct doctrine, or
moral decency
to pull us through.
The lack of this
basic human decency
in their comments sent alarm bell ringing in my head.
The story of the chagos archipelago should provide ample evidence to disabuse any rational person of the
fundamental decency
of the british government.
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