Sentences with phrase «respecting decorum»

«But there is a problem with respecting decorum.
On the morning of the event, Senator Bill Nelson, the Florida Democrat and Ranking Member, sent a message, warning me that I was obligated to «respect the decorum of the Senate».

Not exact matches

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.
Ideally, of course, conflicts of ideas should be carried on with civility and decorum, with assumptions between the combatants of mutual respect and good faith.
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.»
To me, when I talk about «class» in a football context, I'm talking about talent and style, sure, but I'm also talking about clubs with a sense of ethics and a respect for history and tradition; clubs that conduct themselves with decorum, and that supporters can be proud to follow.
The combination of the two is that we have become a society that talks incessantly about everything, without recognition for discretion, decorum or respect for boundaries on the principle of «the need to know»
«We have conducted ourselves with decorum; we have shown and will continue to show great respect for our leaders.
We also advise media house owners, show hosts, panelists, and other radio communicators to conduct all discussions with decorum, tolerance, and respect for the constitutional rights of others.
Bode George noted that the party must be guided with ground norms, rules and regulations that must be respected by all members for decorum to prevail.
«The governor can still retrace his steps and follow the path of dignity, decorum and respect the office he occupies for he holds it in trust on behalf of Rivers people.»
«It is pertinent to state that the Nigeria Police Force is a highly discipline (d) organization with full observation and compliance with professional ethics, decorum, respect for proper behaviour and good manners within the ranks of personnel of the Force, the comment therefore, is a distraction and absolutely a shadowy imagination of the writer and should be disregarded and discountenance in its entirety.
He gave them his all, caused them to win an election and trusted them to honour their word and treat him with respect and decorum.
Sen. Sampson rose and talked about respect and decorum.
«Where's the respect and where's the decorum
When you do this, ensure that you observe restraint and decorum not to forget respect.
The No - Hat Rule Would you agree that manners, civility, and respect for decorum are values that are heading the way of the horse and buggy?
Are manners, civility, and respect for decorum all values of the past?
Would you agree that manners, civility, and respect for decorum are values that are heading the way of the horse and buggy?
Paul Young: The No - Hat Rule Would you agree that manners, civility, and respect for decorum are values that are heading the way of the horse and buggy?
In the event, the US Senate has no «decorum» worthy of respect, as we'll get to in a moment.
In other words, in its infancy, the bad practice of lawyers was a concept involving such matters as procedure, decorum, respect, and deference — not breach duties owed to the client.
One can only hope, with a change of government, for the restoration of a modicum of respect and decorum by the [prime minister's office] and government for the judicial branch.
Even he had respect for the decorum of the court, showing that at some level the notion of the rule of law is not foreign to him.
The reason for this is consistent with the need to maintain courtroom decorum, in particular the need to respect the gravity of the matter for court users.
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