Sentence examples for behavior policy from inspiring English sources

Knight, who has said he still wants to coach, was fired in August for violating a zero-tolerance behavior policy at Indiana.

Brand met with trustees Sept. 9 and announced the firing the next day, saying Knight violated a zero-tolerance behavior policy imposed in May.

Knight, who coached at Indiana for 29 seasons before he was fired for failure to comply with the school's behavior policy, took over the Red Raiders last week.

"Legislating behavior policy to people who pay monthly ticket fees and often deal with train delays is not a very good idea," Mr. Heite said.

"If you hold that perspective, you don't understand the place," said Swarbrick, who noted that discussion of changes in Notre Dame's student behavior policy began in 2007.

Knight, the former Indiana coach fired six months ago for violating behavior policy, met with Tech's president, chancellor and four regents seeking to turn around the Red Raiders' losing basketball program.

"Because incentives affect human behavior, policies for both offenders and the corrections system must align incentives with our goals of public safety, victim restitution and satisfaction, and cost-effectiveness, thereby moving from a system that grows when it fails to one that rewards results".

Analogous to the biological systems, in the biologically inspired networking architecture that we present in this paper, a group of autonomous agents that implement simple behavior policies collectively provide a network service.

The blog post makes no specific mention of Google or other major advertisers, but it does claim that the vast majority of whitelisting happens without money changing hands, and claims that the money it does take in is necessary in order to maintain its constant monitoring and review process for whitelisted domains and their adherence to its good behavior policies.

In biological systems, an individual entity (e.g., a bee in a bee colony) follows a simple set of behavior policies (e.g., migration, replication, death), yet a group of entities (e.g., a bee colony) exhibits complex emergent behavior with useful properties such as scalability and adaptability.

Since the beginning of recorded time, people have held and have expressed differences of opinion about ideas, values, behavior, policies and politics.