Sentence examples for adopted behaviour from inspiring English sources

Two aspects of this definition are critical, the first being that "the obligation must be voluntarily adopted; behaviour influenced by the coercive forces of law or union contract is not voluntary.

In the past 20 years, the lifestyles of the Italian and Spanish population have changed radically, especially those of women, who have adopted behaviour models traditionally associated with men.

Adopted behaviour may be influenced by the balance of these positively or negatively leading factors.

Others frogs have adopted behaviours to conserve water, including becoming nocturnal and resting in a water-conserving position.

When addressing adolescent health behaviours, much focus is on addressing prevention of risk or adopted behaviours with lesser emphasis on basic daily healthy lifestyle practices.

This fear acts as an enabler of adopted behaviours, because it exacerbates the inequality of the physician-patient power relationship.

Smoking defined group membership; rather than reflecting deeply on their actions, participants adopted behaviours others modelled: "Yeah.

The desperate need in the region for physicians, as well as the widespread culture of these adopted behaviours and the lack of top-down regulatory bodies, leaves a health system that is de facto governed by physicians.

Whitehall is leading the way internationally: I think the UK government has shown leadership on an international level in adopting behaviour change theory and practice to government campaigns.

Prof Rosenzweig's message is clear; much business writing is just like the cargo cult, encouraging us to adopt behaviour perceived to be important to successful companies, but missing the crucial ingredients that are essential to real success.

Furthermore, for adults to adopt behaviour change, the health information should be delivered in a manner consistent with adult learning principles [ 20, 21].