The phrase "and behaviour putting" is not correct in standard written English.
It appears to be an incomplete or improperly structured expression, lacking clarity and context.
Example: "The report discusses the factors influencing and behaviour putting at risk the community's health."
Alternatives: "and behavior affecting" or "and conduct influencing".
Also integral to the show were the Drysdales, the Clampetts' snobby, aristocratic neighbours, whose "civilized" attitudes and behaviour put them in sharp comic contrast with the "uncivilized," rural manners of the Clampetts and fueled much of the show's humour.
Desire for death and thoughts of suicide must be systematically explored; far from inducing suicidal behaviour, putting such ideas into words is an opportunity for the patient to become aware of their pathological nature and their link, not to a rational perception of reality, but to his or her own depressive suffering.
It turns out that Kama Sutra: A Guide to the Art of Pleasure is a compendium of advice about social and romantic behaviour, put together 1,600 years ago, for wealthy young men about town.
A leaked email from its deputy chairman, John Mills, accused them of "generating more and more ill feeling" and warned "this kind of behaviour puts more and more damaging and unnecessary strain on everyone".
The campaign also highlights how the average child consumes three times the new maximum recommended daily amount, and how such behaviour puts youngsters at the risk of developing diabetes and becoming obese.
The former employee said they told the FCA that they believed systems for flagging suspect payments were not good enough, and that this behaviour put strain on some of the company's banking partners and staff.
While a case study investigation like this one can only suggest, rather than prove, the importance of relationality, the propositions about interdependency and co-operative behaviour put forward here are consistent with the findings of other recent studies, such as those by Exworthy et al. and Porter et al in this supplement.
You need to consider, though, that your child is not a dog and buying a certain behaviour puts you at risk of giving the behaviour a price.
Don't you realise that this kind of behaviour puts more and more damaging and unnecessary strain on everyone?" Cummings, a cerebral figure who helped to create the free schools programme as senior special adviser to Michael Gove during Gove's time as education secretary, has upset Tory MPs, who complain that he has an abrasive manner.
We know that criminal behaviour puts you in prison and you're not helpful to anyone in there.
