Sentence examples for behaviour as a matter from inspiring English sources

These countries have their fair share of red-light-ignorers, of course, but you'll rarely find them trying to justify their behaviour as a matter of principle.

As a matter of fact, the behaviour and reliability of these devices strongly depend on the way the system evacuates heat, as excessive temperatures or temperature gradients result in the failure of the system.

This includes looking for known patterns of abusive behaviour, as well as patterns of behaviour that deviate by a significant degree from "the norm".

Patient 10 (anxiety on questionnaire, prescribed antidepressant) This was in contrast to the perceived behaviour of others whose anxiety and illness were seen as a matter of volition.

The Taxi Service Commission chief executive, Aaron de Rozario told The Age: "This type of behaviour is unacceptable and illegal" and will investigate the issue "as a matter of priority".

Whether committed by a soldier or an official, whether as a matter of public policy or individual behaviour, all incidents of wartime rape and other sexual torture must be prosecuted as war crimes.

It also claimed that the regulator's interpretation of the bank's behaviour in processing transactions on behalf of Iranian clients was "incorrect as a matter of law".

As a matter of fact, one should expect slight deviations from Newtonian behaviour.

In his letter to Laszlo Kovacs, Europe's tax commissioner, Mr Brown said: "We need as a matter of urgency to improve the energy-efficient and energy-saving behaviour of all energy consumers.

It seems to be doing this as a matter of course now, as Ars says it's seeing similar behaviour in testing the new Galaxy Note 10 Android tablet from Samsung as well.

But the extent to which species evolve dependencies rather than just (context-sensitive) individual advantages in natural ecosystems is an empirical matter – and from this work we recognise it as a matter that is centrally important to the possibility of collective behaviours that are more than the sum of the individual behaviours.