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social conduct

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See: decorum


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And, informal social controls still prove to be very effective in controlling our behaviour; much of our social conduct is not guided by the existence of the police or the Criminal Code.
AaAa The reforms include the upgrading of the Ulema (religious scholars) Council and the retraining of Imams (prayer leaders) to ensure that their academic background and their performance in the fields of education and counselling in religious matters, social conduct and pious behaviour, are upgraded.
The ad is a limited time promotion in Singapore-a society known around the world for its strict government controls of social conduct.
 
 
 
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