The survey's findings indicate that even in the aftermath of the financial meltdown, which many blame at least in part on a crisis of ethics, corporations are still fostering an environment conducive to rule-breaking.
For both sharing targets areas of least reticence concerned contagious illness, which may reflect norms conducive to sharing under mandatory reporting rules and/or goals of treatment and containment among social contacts [ 37, 38].
Situated in this political context, using the frame of rule violation is conducive to protest success.
Compared with electoral systems based on plurality or majority rule, PR is conducive to multiparty legislatures and coalition governments.
The Los Angeles Times reported an increase in punts and considered the game much safer than regular play but that the new rule was not "conducive to the sport".
And the suspension of the rule of law has created an environment conducive to the growth of a new ruling elite.
The Senate rules are not conducive to that sort of action.
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The rule was per se conducive to university patenting, but the Italian university system was very centralised, and universities lacked the necessary autonomy to move in that direction until the mid 1990s.
