Sentence examples for changing conduct from inspiring English sources
This changing conduct may be secondary to changes that have occurred in communities enduring chronic conflict with 20 years of war in DRC having caused a shift in social norms [ 18].
6 The changing conduct of science in the information age is widely discussed worldwide under different perspectives and there is a general consensus on the need of a collaborative effort to guarantee the widest use of research output at global level.
It is not clear whether this tactic will ever succeed in changing the conduct of elections in Russia.
Preparing data for a strategic role often means changing business conduct and that, more often than not, requires a top down process to create the necessary alignment of incentives and goals.
Even if someone was inclined to indulge in that sort of delusion, it would be hard to sustain, given the internet has disrupted our operations, triggered substantial lay offs, smashed the business models of commercial media companies, and transformed what journalism is, changing the conduct of political discussion and society along with it.
By changing attitude (conducting rotation about one or more axes) and firing one or more thrust motors, a spacecraft can make corrections to its trajectory.
Leopold Stokowski created the signature lush string sound of the Philadelphia Orchestra by introducing "free bowings," which kept the flow of sound unbroken by simultaneous bow changing, and conducting with his expressive hands rather than a baton, which enabled him to milk the utmost vibrato and dynamics from his musicians.
Instead of changing the offending conduct, Duncan Smith has already retroactively changed the rules.
Conscience was an alarm bell signaling that one had to align belief and behavior, either rethinking one's principles or changing one's conduct.
There were always warnings, he said, against simply "changing one's conduct without changing one's heart".
