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moral conduct

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The authorities are primarily interested in a timely payment of all fees, flat taxes and the legitimate and moral conduct of business.
The commission, the activities of which are not limited to any particular location, strives to preserve moral conduct and public behavior," the director said.
A Moral Military is a veritable handbook on the moral conduct of war that will help leaders formulate acceptable plans and make principled decisions in this new era of fighting terrorists and irregular conflicts.
 
 
 
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