The phrase "against conduct" is not commonly used in written English and may be unclear in meaning.
It could be used in contexts discussing behavior that is contrary to established norms or rules, but it is not a standard expression.
Example: "The committee found that his actions were against conduct expected of a member."
Alternatives: "contrary to conduct" or "in violation of conduct".
In a pointed rebuke to Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, former President Mohammad Khatami warned against conduct that could jeopardize Iran's security and territorial integrity.
We conclude, in sum, that each of Hialeah's ordinances pursues the city's governmental interests only against conduct motivated by religious belief.
The Grand Slams also had no rule in 2007 barring a player from giving "inside information" to a gambler, although there was a more general Grand Slam rule against conduct contrary to the integrity of the game.
For the past 40 years, U.S. antitrust law has been understood as a consumer welfare prescription against conduct leading to higher prices, reduced output, and lower quality or innovation.
(c) Each of the ordinances pursues the city's governmental interests only against conduct motivated by religious belief, and thereby violates the requirement that laws burdening religious practice must be of general applicability.
A law that targets religious conduct for distinctive treatment or advances legitimate governmental interests only against conduct with a religious motivation will survive strict scrutiny only in rare cases.
Muslim groups have cautioned police against conducting random sweeps of Muslim neighborhoods.
Also, North Korea, long an ally of China, has repeatedly ignored United Nations prohibitions against conducting nuclear tests.
A week ago, after a sample recount found only a six-vote change in favor of Vice President Al Gore, the board decided 2-1 against conducting a countywide recount.
Mid-morning, Dugher revealed on Twitter that he had been sacked by telephone for having written an article warning Corbyn against conducting a "revenge reshuffle".
The case was then referred to the IPCC, which announced it would supervise the investigation, deciding against conducting a full, independent inquiry.
