Sentence examples for behaviour setting up from inspiring English sources
Indeed, Trump's behaviour – setting up businesses, letting them fail, avoiding paying suppliers, using bankruptcy laws to avoid taxes for decades, then setting up another business somewhere else – is the perfect symbol of this asset-stripping form of capitalism.
But American firms, especially those who like to throw around slogans about celebrating diversity, creating a community and valuing all employees' contributions, may want to put some thought into the question of integration behaviours before setting up any spring picnics.
Festival-goers across the country are hitting back at a wave of violence and antisocial behaviour at events by setting up onsite neighbourhood watch-style schemes aimed at reducing trouble and protecting property.
6.04pm GMT Labour's Jim Dowd says there has been a market improvement in press behaviour since the Leveson inquiry was set up.
The university has already set up a panel to assess the behaviour of Jones and colleagues, which is headed by Sir Muir Russell.
Finally, I came to Regard, where my work has included setting up its positive behaviour support service according to Department of Health recommendations after the Winterbourne View report.
Other recommendations in the report, which will go to Stevens before being published this side of Christmas, will include developing skills in dealing with challenging behaviour – possibly through an academy – and setting up networks of clinical support for organisations providing accommodation in the community.
UNICEF is playing a major role in the response, promoting behaviour that can help stop transmission, setting up Community Care Centres - where patients can be supported by their families and communities, with a referral system for any complicated cases - and providing essential supplies.
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