Decorum in a sentence

A month before the vote, the previous council unanimously adopted a new rule aimed at restoring decorum during meetings by giving the mayor authority to gavel down unruly behavior both on the dais and in the audience.

Decorum being front and center in the same week that a former President Donald Trump was indicted on 34 felonies including paying a porn star hush money shows how painfully out of touch Republican messaging really is.

He defended the current leadership of the Senate, too, saying that they are always reminded about proper decorum.

I am highly in favor of parental involvement in how and what students are taught when approached with the proper decorum.

Instead of accepting this behavior as the norm, it would behoove universities to encourage decorum.

It was out of courtesy and decorum, he added.

No class or decorum.

Of course, as public figures, McLaughlin and Newgarden still represent both IndyCar and Penske, even when they’re off the track — which means there are still some limits of decorum that dictate how much they can let their hair down.

Okechukwu said that Mbah’s politics of decorum, decency and people-oriented issue-based campaigns had helped to restore and retain sanity in the 2023 electioneering in the state.

Orono City Council Member Alisa Benson has called for the council to be more open to public input, and for more decorum at meetings.

RDJ recomposed himself and explained, “I’m one of those guys who is assuming the social decorum is in play and that we’re promoting a superhero movie, a lot of kids are going to see it.

Republicans voted to cut Mr. Jones, who was expelled from the House in April, out of all debate after he was deemed to have breached new stricter rules of decorum.

So as leaders and members of Parliament, we are expected to uphold the dignity and decorum of the House,” Dlakude said.

The court will meet in the coming week to consider the government’s lawsuit for an alleged abuse of power and for allegedly committing acts that tarnished the dignity and decorum of a sporting event.

The IGP equally warned that personnel deployed must be disciplined, professional, respect the fundamental rights of the citizens, and fulfill their responsibilities with all sense of decorum and alertness.

The Royal Family is known for decorum and its ability to work any crowd with a beaming smile.

They must consider whether live streaming would interfere with proceedings, whether it would harm any party involved in the case and whether streaming would "unduly detract" from court decorum.

With that great power does come great responsibility, as cliche as the statement is, and fairness and decorum while talking about players isn’t too much to ask.

You refer to the recent expulsion of two Black Democrats from the Republican-run House for the high crime of breaching decorum during a protest on the chamber floor in favor of stiffer gun laws.

And he said that “decorum was not kept” in the heated rhetoric of the election campaign.