Sentence examples for Particular conduct from inspiring English sources

The first was when a regulatory agency "actively regulates the particular conduct" complained of in the suit.

The Texas statute makes homosexuals unequal in the eyes of the law by making particular conduct -- and only that conduct -- subject to criminal sanction.

A conviction, on the other hand, "will usually serve as sufficient evidence that a person engaged in particular conduct, given the procedural safeguards associated with trials and guilty pleas," according to the guidance.

Hart criticized the command theories of law associated with John Austin and Bentham because of their failure to make sense of all those familiar instances of laws that confer legal powers on individuals rather than commanding them to abstain from particular conduct on pain of punishment.

"That's not conduct that's 40 years old, that conduct is... a year old," U.S. District Judge Thomas Durkin said, noting that he considered the particular conduct a "big" aggravating factor.

In deciding whether particular conduct is sufficiently communicative to qualify for First Amendment protection, courts look to whether there was an intent to convey a particularized message and whether there is a great likelihood that the message would be understood by those who viewed it.

The humanities researchers in particular conducted a comprehensive survey of the perception of tsunami risk in Europe, among 1,373 respondents.

In particular, conducting polymers have great potential as efficient chemical sensors and biosensors due to the affinity of the conducting polymer for various molecules, easy immobilization of the receptor, and biocompatibility [24 26].

In particular, conducting survey research in remote rural areas of the developing world may pose unique challenges that require appropriate context-relevant responses.

He was referring to New York and its collection of small towns, each a few blocks long, in which residents, loyal to their particular neighborhood, conduct the majority of their daily lives.

In 1791 he was named along with Cassini and Mechain to a special committee to develop the metric system and, in particular, to conduct the necessary measurements to determine the standard metre.