Sentence examples for behaviour committed from inspiring English sources

"Minor offences and anti-social behaviour committed by children and young people should be viewed as a public health, rather than criminal justice, issue and diverted to the health, welfare and other agencies which are best-placed to address them".

Whenever the behaviour of western allies – and the responsibility of western states – is highlighted, the response is often "whataboutery": what about even worse behaviour committed by regimes hostile to the west, such as North Korea?

Judges and juries are reluctant to convict athletes of criminal behaviour committed in the course of a sports contest, and they are equally reluctant to convict coaches, schools, and sports leagues of negligence.

This has indirectly caused a range of inappropriate behaviours committed by authors who only aim to publish in journals of high impact factors.

The University of Exeter does not tolerate any form of racist, sexist or bigoted behaviour and is committed to eradicating any instances of discrimination and harassment that may arise.

"We have zero tolerance for this behaviour and are committed to rooting out corruption," he said.

"We hear too many stories of young people being the cause of knife crime in society but the reality is that the majority of us are actively involved in just the opposite kind of behaviour and are committed to making a change for the better".

MiRNome and transcriptome space differed for a still not terminally committed behaviour of microRNAs.

We hypothesized that these two populations may differ in that the mental disorders of pure arsonists would somehow explain their repeating behaviour whereas arsons committed by nonpure arsonists may have more instrumental properties.

The report concluded that all short-term orphanage volunteering should be eliminated, and that any long-term volunteers should submit to police background checks, be adequately trained to respond to children's behaviours, and be committed to child protection.

Second, that it is in the interests of all of us that criminal behaviour wherever it is committed should be prosecuted.