Sentence examples similar to adjust conduct from inspiring English sources

China has been more willing to adjust its conduct to meet international standards it has freely embraced than to respond to unilateral demands.

He had no sense of how to adjust his conduct, grooming habits or conversation when dealing with the Hollywood producers who might have helped him to realize his absolute goal: to become a rock star more famous than the Beatles.

At best, a remand for consideration of such factors will require the District Court to engage in speculation; it may actually invite the parties to adjust their conduct in an effort to affect the result of this litigation (perhaps by opting to drop cable programs rather than seeking to increase total channel capacity).

Growth is limited by the plant's ability to osmotically adjust or conduct water.

For instance, the model will adjust polls conducted just after the party conventions, which typically produce short-lived "bounces" that soon fall back to earth.

bFor the ANOVA, the alpha level was reduced to.05/6 or.008 to adjust for conducting six tests.

We used "seemingly unrelated estimation" in STATA to adjust for conducting multiple tests on a set of correlated outcomes dealing with size at birth and compared these model estimates with estimates from the analysis described above.

He divides his life and adjusts his conduct according to his audience.

"And, in particular, we are pleased with how we believe the players have adjusted their conduct to the new rule".

I also accept the associated submission made by [the Home Office] that she has in effect adjusted her conduct so as to adopt other customs, dress and mores of a particular social group purely as a way of gaining refugee status".

The guide was adjusted to conduct the interviews with health workers.