Sentence examples for behaviors policy from inspiring English sources

The Center's research incorporates and integrates multiple subject areas to study market conditions, landowner behaviors, policy implications, business decision-making, and natural resources management.

By subjecting multiple measures of global warming beliefs, behaviors, policy preferences, and issue engagement to latent class analysis, we identified six distinct segments ranging in size from 7 to 33% of the population.

In promoting these aligned behaviors policy makers reinforce the existing social norms and shared realities [ 14, 13], thereby promoting the health of some members of society while simultaneous leading to increased stigmatization of those members not willing or capable of behaving in accordance with these prescribed norms [ 15].

It's time to ensure that workplaces, individuals, and societies are guarded against any actions, behaviors, policies, procedures, or laws that prevent anyone from having a fair and unrestricted opportunity for success.

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.

Knight was at Texas Tech today to interview for its coaching job, a position he held for 29 years in Bloomington, Ind., before being fired in September for violating Indiana's zero-tolerance behavior policy.