public morals

The woman in black is a government employee paid to police public morals.

Public morals and social behavior may prove to be a greater challenge, though.

The court declared the couple's three children illegitimate, and their union "against public morals".

Any composer who expects his work to upgrade the public morals is on the wrong track.

"Do you consider yourself the keeper of public morals?"

She was the unofficial news spreader and guardian of public morals.

But women performing kabuki was believed to corrupt public morals.

The term originates from a law regulating business affecting public morals.

These works were outside of the control of colonial government and considered harmful to public morals.

Nonetheless he never entertained the idea of writing "Public Morals" himself.

The concern of the prosecution in 1960 was with the corruption of public morals.

Some say the measure will improve public morals.

The court calls his actions "obnoxious behavior repulsive to the public morals."

The Texas law "advances a legitimate state interest, namely, preserving public morals," the majority said.

Women are also prohibited from jobs that "contravene with public morals" such as prostitution.

The amendment says that for public morals and social ethics, government can censor movies or entertainment.

German authorities felt that people being dipped in the river was an offence to public morals.

And who appointed you the guardian of public morals?"

Public morals have not gone into a tailspin.

At the local level, a similar concern for protecting public morals and the public purse is the driving force.

Title 9 (Sections 250 through 368) deals with offenses against public morals and decency.

Therefore, public religion was a vital necessity in maintaining the public morals.

Another account says that it fines publications for violating 'public interest, public morals or order'.

The time slot of Wednesday at 9:30 is not exactly a great one for "Public Morals."