public morality

常見例句

For them, questions of public morality often revolve around what it means to be a decent, tolerant society.
對(duì)他們來說，公共道德問題圍繞的是怎樣才算一個(gè)躰麪、寬容的社會(huì)。
It was the peculiar nature of the Federal citizen-soldier—his civic-mindedness, his continued sense of connection with community and public morality—that made possible the ‘directed severity.’
這是性質(zhì)特殊的聯(lián)邦公民士兵，他的公民意識(shí)，他始終意識(shí)到自己與社會(huì)和公共道德的聯(lián)系，使得‘針對(duì)性苛酷’成爲(wèi)可能。
According to the Ministry of Culture, all of these things go against public morality and "the nation's fine cultural traditions."
據(jù)文化部門表示，以上內(nèi)容全都違背了公共道德和辱沒了中華優(yōu)秀的文化傳統(tǒng)。

Some people blame the politicians, claiming that the scandal over their expenses undermined public morality.
ECONOMIST: It’s a London thing
Since it is an indicator of public morality, or economic success, it is less important in a foreign-policy election.
ECONOMIST: The presidential election
Besides, Mr Santorum's thinking on public morality highlights a division in his party.
ECONOMIST: Lexington