Sentence examples for also the conduct of from inspiring English sources

Today, according to officials involved in the undertaking, more than a dozen prosecutors, investigators and forensic accountants are examining not only the fire, but also the conduct of the contractors hired to demolish the building; the performance of city, state and federal regulators who oversaw the demolition and asbestos removal; and the awarding of the $60 million contract.

That is, they are rights that precede and provide a basis for assessing and constraining not only the actions of individuals and groups but also the conduct of political and legal institutions.

These findings — both from the current study and also from the numerous other studies cited here — offer some points of departure for optimizing study planning, study design, patient recruitment, and also the conduct of research studies and processing of the results.

The term misprision also embraces the conduct of government officials charged with maladministration in public office.

Representative Martin Frost of Texas, chairman of the House Democratic caucus, also questioned the conduct of James A. Baker III, the former secretary of state who is overseeing the Bush legal team.

Spin it how you like, the affair of the dodgy dossiers and the Hutton report represent a sharp falling away in standards not only of intelligence analysis but also of the conduct of government in general.

The league is also reviewing the conduct of other players and coaches during Pittsburgh's 18-16 victory at Paul Brown Stadium on Saturday night that turned on penalties against Burfict and Bengals cornerback Adam Jones in the final minute.

The former owner of BHS also criticised the conduct of the Pensions Regulator, saying that the retailer was "screwed" by the investigation into the pension scheme shortly after it was sold by Green.

A body like the New South Wales Icac body could also investigate the conduct of organised crime, members of parliament and ministers, Shoyer wrote.

The Federal Civil Rights Act of 1964 applies not only to official laws and actions but also to the conduct of private citizens.

"Performance and success are not measured solely by wins and losses, but also in the conduct of those associated with the program," a Seton Hall official said.