She can deny that human rights, presumption of innocence and just plain common decency are being sullied. |
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It was not justified in law and was a violation of the public's trust in its police forces and is at odds with common decency. |
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We cannot imagine a more full-frontal assault on common decency and family values. |
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They claim that by acting in the interests of the rich and powerful they act as guardians of law, order and common decency. |
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It is an affront to anyone with any sense of human dignity and common decency, regardless of where they stand on the issue. |
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So many pet lovers complain when motorists knock over their pets and don't have the common decency to stop and check if the animal is all right. |
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Gordon Brown will get a lot more respect by forgetting the flags and getting on with a more familiar agenda of common decency. |
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These actions violate international norms and every standard of common decency. |
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For them, common decency has no place in a fight for their cause. |
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No surprise, then, that having slipped the moorings of a common reality it slipped the moorings of a common decency as well. |
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How can Canadians have any confidence in the Prime Minister's common decency? |
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This is also part of behaving with common decency at an international level. |
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Put simply, common decency and remembrance of the countless victims of these regimes requires condemnation of both. |
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They depend upon the social concern and common decency of ordinary people. |
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A particular member led this attack, an attack on common decency and respect. |
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It is totally unacceptable and beyond common decency that any Government would condone this massacre. |
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There are principles of common decency which do the same. |
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Park regulations and common decency ban simply pooping over the edge. |
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This affront to common sense and common decency is difficult to defend. |
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Their ghettoes are an affront to common decency. |
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The reality is that security, citizen's rights, reasoned debate and just plain common decency give way to the tactics narrative in pursuit of a majority. |
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Intellectual liberty and common decency are threatened by our enemies, but proud to serve under the flag of freedom in a war for freedom, Indiana University accepts the challenge. |
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The greatest insult was that not only did it do that, but it did not even have the common decency to provide severance pay to the workers of Nortel. |
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In common decency, if you want to call it that, or common custom, whichever you want to use, it was to respect them and let them carry on and take their wounded away. |
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Article 30 of the same Community law stipulates that free movement of goods should not apply when common decency, public order, safety and public health need to be protected. |
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It was her common decency, sense of duty, care, friendliness and smile. |
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This applies particularly if the contents is opposed to legal or official prohibition, is abusive orĀ offends against common decency or the publication is unacceptable for us for other reasons. |
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Common decency, though, suggests that he should provide something for her. |
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