Sentence examples for behaviour was reported to from inspiring English sources

27 November 2013: Ceop information shared with Suffolk Police - the same day the first complaint about Bradbury's behaviour was reported to Addenbrooke's.

27 November 2013: Information shared with Suffolk Police - the same day the first complaint about Bradbury's behaviour was reported to Addenbrooke's.

Talking to BBC News the woman, who was at the now defunct Duncroft Approved School in Surrey in the 1970s, said Savile's behaviour was reported to both the school and the police "but no-one believed us".

In one trial from the USA hand washing behaviour was reported to improve; and in the trial from Kenya that provided free soap, hand washing did not increase, but soap use did (data not pooled; three trials, 1845 participants, low quality evidence).

Chimpanzee behaviour is reported to have undergone recent changes.

Ms Casey, a civil servant who was formerly Tony Blair's "respect" tsar and led the Labour government's assault on anti-social behaviour, is reported to have driven a hard bargain with ministers.

Various aspects of sexual behaviour were reported to be related to the acquisition of HPV infection.

Men who have sex with men (MSM) are the group most affected by HIV in the UK and their sexual risk taking behaviour is reported to be increasing.

Men who have sex with men (MSM) are the group most affected by the HIV epidemic in the UK [ 11] and their sexual risk taking behaviour is reported to be increasing [ 12, 13].

In other studies, long pentraxin (PTX3), a member of the pentraxin family, which includes CRP and whose members may have a significant role in tumour inflammatory and malignant behaviours, was reported to be overexpressed in several malignancies, including liposarcomas (Germano et al, 2010) and lung cancer (Diamandis et al, 2011).

Potentially problematic behaviours were reported to occur by the 413 adult participants only infrequently, but fell into five factors; disobedience, unfriendliness/aggression, nervousness, anxiety/destructiveness and excitability.