Sentences with phrase «decorum in»

Remember to extend proper personal decorum in your dealings with fellow Realtors.

Collaborative divorce is for couples who want to maintain decorum in the process and maintain positive relationships after the divorce.

Perfected the art of multitasking in a fast - paced, high volume customer service environment, able to demonstrate professionalism and decorum in all stressful environments.

While you do need to maintain some amount of professional decorum in a cover letter, some amount of wit can do wonders for you.

Federal Reserve Bank of Louisiana, Scott, LA 5/2012 to Present Cash Handler • Receive and take possession of currency and coin deposits from armored carriers • Verify received currency and coins according to set procedures • Inform authorities of any discrepancies in numbers or materials of received currency and coins • Take customers» orders in forms of checking instruments and issue coins and bills • Pay out and transfer possession of money to armored carriers to be shifted to different locations • Assist in controlling access to the facility through use of entry buttons and visuals • Fill up ATM machines or guard other cash handlers topping up teller machines • Track complex inventory systems to ensure that incoming and outgoing currency and coins count is accurate • Keep a look out for any adverse situation and maintain decorum in case of adverse occurrences

There has to be some sense of decorum in a cover letter — professional decorum.

• 5 + years» experience working as a Lunch Aide • Highly skilled in devising and implementing a system for orderly purchase and disposal of food • Hands on experience in monitoring and supervising preschool students during lunchtime • In depth knowledge of maintaining order and decorum in a cafeteria environment and ensuring appropriate behavior standards

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(2) A judge should hear and decide matters assigned, unless disqualified, and should maintain order and decorum in all judicial proceedings.

There is decorum in the field of law, they say, a thousands - year old tradition with client service at its core.

It's hard to see how failure to maintain proper decorum in court could justify overturning a capital sentence (presumably, these cases involved other misconduct or incompetence).

Lindzen (a member of US National Academy) writes articles that are a model of scientific decorum in comparison!

It's a zoo all right blah blah — but for you to complain about a lack of decorum in the denizens is a little to disingenuous.

It is typical of the person who has no response to the substantive claims of a caring and intelligent — yet humorous — poster like Linda174 that Matt Poland would look for some minute «breach» of decorum in order to avoid responding.

(Her emotional speech is a good indication that divorce courts have probably not evolved much in the past 50 - 60 years... albeit were conducted with better attire and decorum in the 1950s.)

Kubrick and Arthur C. Clarke's script saves the best dialogue for the main action and for someone in particular, but the future decorum in the Sylvester section is peculiar, intriguing, and wonderful.

In a statement on their invitation of the two radio panelists who threatened judges on Accra - based Montie FM, the security agency called on the Ghana Journalists Association and other civil society groups to help ensure decorum in the media.

Photos of White House adviser Kellyanne Conway kneeling on an Oval Office couch — apparently with her shoes on — have sparked an online debate about decorum in the executive mansion.

I exercise that right to ask members of Parliament to exercise constitutional decorum in and outside Parliament by praising the decorous conduct of the NDC Minority Leader and the Speaker of Parliament.

I'm all for quiet and decorum in shul, but small babies in arms do not make very much noise.

To motivate your child to maintain some decorum in public, make eating out a special event where good behavior is not only expected but required.

I quickly realized that many people are enamored with twins (and even more so with higher order multiples), and often lose all sense of decorum in their presence.

Essentially, the appeals court agreed with him, ruling in part that the lack of decorum in the courtroom had deprived McLain of a fair trial and overturning the conviction.

I used to spend a lot of time worrying about why people kill one another, why they fight, why they refuse to show any decorum in general.

This passage, which is about proper attitude and decorum in church, though it may have a vague implicit reference to the sensual kind of modesty, is actually very explicitly referring to a materialistic kind of modesty.

«I and our caucus will raise the bar of civility and decorum in the legislature, and in the course of the next 16 months before the next election,» ¹

In a world of informal communication demonstrating a little decorum in business interactions is a great way to make you stand out as a professional.

Not exact matches

Some cruises don't allow babies younger than six to 12 months, while others have a no kids policy altogether, in order to maintain a certain decorum.

Like Alice during her stay in Wonderland, the Kings shopper is confronted with confounding rules of decorum.

But for now, it's in Canada's interest that Trudeau do as many of them in Washington as decorum allows.

The Standing Orders are intended to maintain decorum and civility in the Legislature as well as direct the proceedings in an orderly fashion.

I find you to be overly sensitive and rude and too immature to engage in appropriate decorum.

You live in a society comprised of other humans, and a level of decorum and respect is necessary.

As the title suggests, Mark seems to miss the point a bit, but I am grateful that the elders at Mars Hill held him accountable and asked him to «do better» in speaking about these issues with decorum and respect.

Decorum and good business sense make it unlikely that Rembrandt would have painted paying customers in a way that was less than flattering.

At Vanderbilt the constituencies were reassured that the university was persisting in its primal Christian commitment because of high standards in academics, or a liberal or broad or thorough curriculum, or freedom from dogmatism, or the cultivation of moral character, or social conscience regarding racial integration or the relief of poverty, or decorum and discipline in fraternities and at football games.

Having lived down South my whole life I know exactly what it feels like to smile through racism and xenophobia in order to maintain that false, sticky - sweet sense of decorum.

The cult account that towers above the rest, the mysterious @dril, exploits this brilliantly: @dril's inspired errors in spelling, logic, and decorum can only be produced by a clever creator, but the creator never lets the mask slip.

We urge all the candidates to continue conducting themselves with decorum and sobriety the remaining stretch of the campaigns, in order to achieve cohesion and National integration.

Concerned that the civility and decorum exhibited by many LGBT rights advocates might make their arguments more persuasive, Anyabwile suggests that the key to «winning» the same - sex marriage debate is speak more graphically about gay sex in order to induce the «gag reflex.»

The norms of «decorum» are decidedly different in a corporate boardroom or on the air.

In this book we observe the stresses at work in a small family for which decorum is one of the unspoken values; anyone is capable of violence when the threat to one's values is great enougIn this book we observe the stresses at work in a small family for which decorum is one of the unspoken values; anyone is capable of violence when the threat to one's values is great enougin a small family for which decorum is one of the unspoken values; anyone is capable of violence when the threat to one's values is great enough.

When Jesus taught in the synagogues, he also observed the rules and decorum of being in God's house, Cherry says.

He traveled through his diocese, improving decorum and dignity in public worship and cleansing the monasteries and religious confraternities.

I kind of like the decorum of it because due family responsibilities women are often not really up to the task of seeing members at all hours of the day or night in their emergencies.

In short, it is not sound theology or prophetic social action but decorum and culture that black church members prize most highly.

David gets his reality in the embalming room, conversing with his dead father, and argues for tradition, ceremony, decorum and calm.

Like Hildebrand, Schindler eschews discussion of this matter because «some things just ought not to be talked about in a public setting, on thegrounds not of prudishness but of simple human decorum and respect for others.»

His «vision of a traditional service infused with English, decorum, and modern education,» writes Michael R. Cohen in his recent book, The Birth of Conservative Judaism, was perfectly compatible with what later became known as «Modern Orthodoxy.»

If the short ribs I posted earlier this week elicit romance, opulence, and proper decorum, then ají de gallina resides on the opposite spectrum for when I eat this, I want nothing more than to cozy up in my favorite, most slouchiest pajama bottoms and go at this with a ravenous, no - holds - bar hunger that I'm certain is terribly unattractive, disheveled and wide - eyed as I appear.