public morality

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The voluminous press coverage of divorce cases commanded a large readership, but this very popularity had provoked anxiety about how such stories affected publicmorality.
He argues that a political community is entitled to enact and enforce morality so long as it is genuinely the community's publicmorality.
In the eleventh century they also held punitive power which they tended to wield particularly in matters of domestic and publicmorality.
The newspaper had the power to reform publicmorality, manners and customs, and like a mirror, enabled people to see themselves more clearly.
These fraternities were entrusted with the task of keeping order in the community, especially in matters of domestic and publicmorality.
He maintained that these feelings indicate the boundaries of publicmorality, which we must not overstep if we want to keep our society viable.
Anyhow he said that the principal reason for this is publicmorality.
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