Sentence examples for addressing the behavior from inspiring English sources

The company may want to be seen as addressing the behavior that was found objectionable at trial, but it would be disingenuous for it to claim that the antitrust trial was solely about Internet browsers.

"Part of this is addressing the behavior and not the worth of the person: 'I love you dearly, but you can't drive the car at 2 a.m.' If you expect a high level from young people, they try to reach that level, and in their hearts they know it's right".

The objective of the present work was to use CFD tools for addressing the behavior of the RCCS following accident conditions.

Results of 1-g physical model tests addressing the behavior of yielding cantilever retaining walls with expanded polystyrene (EPS) and extruded polystyrene (XPS) geofoam compressible inclusions are discussed.

So when the recent story came out that mislead the public to believe Facebook got teachers fired, I was concerned that as in other states, uninformed policymakers might get involved in the business of education, making snap judgments and proclamations that provide the public with a facade of safety, scapegoating the tool, rather than addressing the behavior of those abusing the tool.

"There's a real collective feeling among administrators that it's time to be more aggressive in addressing the behaviors of our youngsters in our schools," Mr. Sergi said today.

Zero tolerance begins with how we carry ourselves, and addressing the behaviors as soon as they surface.

But the proposals do little to address the behavior that contributed to the crisis, industry critics maintain.

Therefore, in order for any antibullying effort to be effective, he said, it has to move beyond punitive measures and address the behavior as a social issue.

As president, Mr. Obama has managed to use the language both of the realists, who typically address the behavior of regimes, and of idealists, who, at least since Woodrow Wilson's time, have sought to speak directly to the aspirations of ordinary citizens.

Still, the time has come to directly address the behavior change questions I started thinking about 20 years ago.