Sentence examples for behaviours constitute from inspiring English sources

A wide range of behaviours constitute academic dishonesty and while a complex phenomenon to examine, existing evidence suggests that there is sufficient proliferation (both in volume and variety) of these behaviours among Australian university students to warrant concern.

Not all negative behaviours constitute DVA.

Negative attitudes and behaviours constitute key deterrents to care seeking, as important as cost of services or geographical barriers.

The elements of intentionality and private arrangement are key to defining which care-seeking behaviours constitute medical tourism as opposed to other forms of international medical travel such as formal cross-border care arrangements and emergency care for vacationing tourists, although the term has been used at times to describe all of these forms of care.

Based on our findings and the literature on feedback seeking [ 9, 11, 12, 26] we can conclude that feedback-seeking and feedback-giving behaviours constitute a highly complex phenomenon in which several actors and factors are interacting in complex and intricate patterns.

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

The law defines what it means to be a combatant and a civilian, and sets out what behaviour constitutes direct participation.

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

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.

At this stage neither subject nor hypnotist can readily tell whether the subject's behaviour constitutes a hypnotic response or mere cooperation.