Sentence examples for accept the conduct from inspiring English sources

"We can no longer accept the conduct of the intelligence services acting under such a pernicious veil of secrecy, and we will be taking immediate action to try to establish more information.

"As the reports confirm that armed Taliban were there in the area, we strongly condemn the use of civilians and their homes as shields by the Taliban, as well as we do not accept the conduct of any airstrike on residential areas under any name and for any purpose whatsoever," Mr. Karzai said.

He said: "The CPS have accepted the conduct of the officer was unlawful.

Major did accept the Distinguished Conduct Medal after he single-handedly liberated the Dutch town of Zwolle by tricking the local German garrison into believing that there was a much larger Canadian force attacking the town and lit the SS headquarters on fire.

One possible method of rewarding Smith & Wesson was raised by the New York State attorney general, Eliot Spitzer, who has urged governors and big-city majors to buy guns only from companies that accept the code of conduct outlined in today's agreement.

The recognition that people in a society do not always accept the code of conduct their society puts forward presents problems for the original descriptive sense of "morality".

We often tend to accept the way we conduct elections in the United States as the only way to choose elected representatives.

Accusing the board of shoddy work, the department refused to accept the findings and conducted its own investigations.

He wants to stipulate in the regulations that anyone selling a certain number of weapons each year — say, 50 — must get a license and accept the obligation of conducting background checks on buyers and keeping records on sales.

This week the chief executive of the King Edward VII's Hospital, the Brigadier Colin Harrison, OBE, said, "I accept that the conduct of your sleep study was poorly managed.

Suárez had accepted the violent conduct charge but, in a stance that undermined his shows of contrition and Liverpool's swift reaction to his latest indiscretion, claimed the offence did not warrant more than an automatic three-match ban for violent conduct.