Examples of using Common decency in English and their translations into Spanish
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lying buffoon whose contempt for common decency makes a mockery of the position he represents.
You have so little respect for me that you don't even have the common decency to let me know when I am being humiliated.
President Trump has further cemented his upending of both presidential norms and common decency.
Your action in this scenario is both common decency- it's what you ought to do in any case- and good politics.
It's about knowing that your-your common decency and integrity are-are more important than winning show choir competitions.
If you don't have the common decency to treat people like human beings,
Potter's dishonest nature and contempt for common decency makes a mockery of the position he represents.
hypocrisy… people who have no sense of common decency… people who think they can do anything
At least have the common decency to wash it down with a fresh flute of--what is that?
Well at least have the common decency to wash it down with a fresh flute of… What is that?
We hereby explicitly distance ourselves from any contents, that do not abide to the current law, common decency, customs and morals.
Peggy Hill is not one of those teachers… that puts all of that intellectual hooey above common decency.
a bit of common decency, and keep the noise down?
if we let our hunger for power surpass our common decency, we doom our souls to damnation.
I just hope whoever killed Newt… Has the common decency to give him a Christian burial.
when someone gives you a gift, you might want to have the common decency to say,"thank you", even if you hate it.
and/or common decency not to mention the Constitution.
In the hope that common decency would prevail, Uganda appealed to the Sudanese Government,
with the intentional use of prohibited paint colors… in violation of the Pleasantville code of conduct… and laws of common decency.
However, a substantial part of this widespread cynicism stems from the perception of a lack of common decency, from the feeling that Governments