Sentence examples for behaviour constituted from inspiring English sources

The judge said his "pattern of behaviour constituted deliberate defiance of the undertakings, in my view".

He admitted three charges relating to his actions in the tunnel after the game, including that his behaviour constituted violent conduct.

Miss Wasteney's suspension lasted for nine months, before a hearing found her behaviour constituted bullying and harassment.

The 45-year-old admitted three charges relating to his actions in the tunnel after the game, including that his behaviour constituted violent conduct.

What the behavioural account does is to make it clear exactly what behaviour constitutes that understanding and, hence, what the neuro-physiological account would have to explain.

The GMC tribunal will sit again today to decide whether Southall's behaviour constitutes serious professional misconduct and if so, what the penalty should be.

In developing general guidelines for determining if behaviour constitutes sexual harassment, the Supreme Court noted that, most significantly, the plaintiff must have been subjected to unwelcome sexual advances.

Though it is not clear that his behaviour constitutes an offence in Britain, the judge ruled that on balance he thought it would.

He later stood up in the Commons and asked the Speaker "to consider whether Carter-Ruck's behaviour constitutes potential contempt of parliament".

And yet the magnitude of the response to each incident exemplifies how high the bar is now set for challenging racist behaviour and how distorted our understanding has become of what that behaviour constitutes.

But understanding the low-frequency behaviour constitutes a bigger problem.