Sentence examples for conduct, for example from inspiring English sources

Under a new code of conduct, for example, companies must recommend that tenants take professional advice when negotiating rent reviews.

In speaking of his conduct, for example, McGinn emphasized that he was "a philosopher trying to teach a budding philosopher important logical distinctions".

A tweet could also amount to intimidation if the tweeter makes a threat to engage in unlawful conduct (for example, violence, destroying property or in some circumstances breaching contractual obligations), which coerces another person into doing something for which they suffer loss or damage.

The New York Times reported last week that Mr. Alston's report would call on the United States to stop using Central Intelligence Agency-operated drones and limit the technology to regular military forces because they are open and publicly accountable for their conduct — for example, by investigating missile strikes that kill civilians.

And as he reaches to loftier principles and other standards these in turn will define his conduct: for example, Restraint in its earlier form will no longer satisfy him; he will work for the final Disengagement; he will live, no longer, the human life of the good man- such as Civic Virtue commends- but, leaving this beneath him, will take up instead another life, that of the Gods.

Individual trustees acting in their private capacity might engage in other forms of discriminatory conduct; for example, they might refuse to join clubs that have Jewish members.

More random reviews of assessments are being conducted, for example, and additional investigators have been hired.

And in later years Strauss honored the regime whenever he was asked, conducting, for example, at the 1938 festival intended to separate "German" from "degenerate" music.

Asked at the Policing Board meeting if he backed the restoration of the IMC, the chief constable said: "The monitoring of paramilitary groups as conducted, for example, by the IMC until 2011, was part of a political agreement.

After a spell of conducting, for example, he sometimes "loses the feeling of actually doing the thing," and then doubly enjoys the "sensual contact with music" that piano-playing gives him.

"But the use of force in foreign territory would be consistent with these international legal principles if conducted, for example, with the consent of the nation involved or after a determination that the nation is unable or unwilling to deal effectively with a threat to the United States".