Sentence examples for community conduct from inspiring English sources

"I was hoping she'd get a little embarrassed and flustered, because that's the fun of it," said Adam, who had to get the teacher's consent and permission from the dean of community conduct before interrupting the calculus lesson.

The process of building and improving a broadly useful set of crop models is a major undertaking and the APSIM (Agricultural Production system SIMulator) development community conduct this work separately from projects that have specific uses of the models.

I used the reference to illustrate the fact that we in the intelligence community conduct our work in secret, in a manner that is not generally evident to the American people".

The main disease prevention efforts are geared towards changing people's and communities' behavior to focus on those actions that make them stronger or more resilient, such as good nutrition, exercise, access to safe drinking water, and other aspects of personal hygiene and community conduct.

The legislation would also make permanent a provision of the USA Patriot Act that lets the intelligence community conduct surveillance on "lone wolf" suspects who do not have confirmed ties to a foreign terrorist group.

"The decision is based on a court record providing clear and convincing evidence of conduct that violates fundamental standards of decency shared by all members of the Yale community, conduct that was unknown to the board at the time the degree was awarded," the statement said.

The recent leaks of NSA programs to the Guardian and Washington Post have awakened a strong desire among many Americans to know more about how the intelligence community conducts its business.

Currently, from initial discussions with the co-founders of IDCourserians, it is known that the community conducts regular face-to-face meetings called 'meetups' and a group on Facebook.

Her mother, the police and the community conducted a three-week-long nationwide search for her.

Good Friday: Today the community conducts a public praying of the Stations of the Cross for peace.

Instead, these spring breakers are meeting community leaders, participating in discussions about structural racism and community policing, and going door-to-door in the community, conducting voter registration drives and learning about the importance of local government.