Sentence examples for behaviour going to from inspiring English sources

"I believe the continuing struggles of so many boys and young men - the fact that too many of them are falling by the wayside, dropping out, unemployed, involved in negative behaviour, going to jail, being profiled - this is a moral issue for our country," Mr Obama said at the White House on Thursday, with more than a dozen black and Hispanic young men and boys standing behind him.

Back at school the teacher, who was "quite shaky" as a result of Vahey's behaviour, went to see the deputy head, who did nothing, Davies found.

This may in time raise questions of its own: politicians, however disliked or seemingly mechanical in their behaviour, went to the trouble of being elected, exposed to public judgment and scrutiny.

Xenophon said: "It appears corrupt and highly questionable behaviour goes to the core of Fifa.

It is exactly the kind of pseudo-scientific rational efficiency that Tati's anarchic behaviour is going to undermine.

"We are breaking the Arab behaviour of going to America and telling him [sic] what we need," he explained.

So, for real people to try to become transgressive means their behaviour is going to be almost more brutish and antisocial than ever.

The beauty of women is that we talk, and in a heartbeat someone's inappropriate behaviour is going to be in a text, in a tweet, a phone call.

Perceived behavioural control (the individual's perception of how easy or hard performance of the behaviour is going to be).  .

Perceived behavioural control (the individual's perception of how easy or hard performance of the behaviour is going to be).

Patrick O'Flynn said it was "really foolish of political parties to tell voters what their future behaviour is going to be" with Tory talk of its supporters voting UKIP this time, and returning to the Conservatives next year.