Sentence examples for as to the conduct of from inspiring English sources

Juli Inkster, the American captain, was scathing as to the conduct of the Norwegian.

I also think that it will provide, if not new information, then guidance as to the conduct of the investigation in Poland".

"Why is it the Australian government has no expectations as to the conduct of this 'rogue state' despite providing the bulk of its funds for survival?" Australia makes substantial aid contributions to Nauru, and also funds the costs of the Nauru detention centre on the island.

Here is the I.O.C. memo: GUIDELINES ON THE INTERPRETATION OF RULE 51.3 OF THE OLYMPIC CHARTER In relation to the various discussions held recently, in particular during the ANOC meetings in Beijing, this is to advise you that the IOC has received a number of queries from NOCs as to the conduct of participants, in particular athletes, at the Olympic Games.

Nauru is a 'rogue state' Former magistrate Peter Law "Why is it the Australian government has no expectations as to the conduct of this 'rogue state' despite providing the bulk of its funds for survival?" Australia makes substantial aid contributions to Nauru, and also funds the costs of the Nauru detention centre on the island.

"The fact that the point is only now being raised gives rise to considerable concern as to the conduct of the case by Facebook and the manner in which it has dealt with the court," writes the judge in a withering critique.

Indeed, state law dictates that if there's a serious question "as to the conduct or results of (an) election, the General Assembly shall determine which candidate received the highest number of votes".

Legal philosophers have tried to explain the normativity of law — the fact that the law of a community is, or presents itself as, a guide to the conduct of members of a community.

The investigators conducted the first five visits together so as to harmonise the conduct of the visits and how to collect the data.

This insistence on regarding psychological warfare as central to the conduct of war stands in contrast to the role of psychological warfare in major Western military establishments, where it is generally seen as supplemental and of secondary importance.

Yet it started doing so last May because collapsing market confidence in the debt of some member countries could have led to the euro's break-up.Officials at the ECB rationalise the central bank's bond-buying as essential to the conduct of monetary policy.