Sentence examples for conduct arising from inspiring English sources

The provision goes a step further by prohibiting any payment if the person "is convicted of criminal conduct arising from his or her role in the violation".

He added: "We are unable to release further information at this stage because the wider investigation into other potential criminal conduct arising from allegations made by Mr Mohamed in interviews with the police is still ongoing".

Davies has also been fined £2,000 after admitting a charge of improper conduct arising from last Saturday's 2-1 defeat by Wigan in the Championship.

Petering notes, for example, that most of the basic understanding of how nerve impulses are conducted arose from studies of the large nerve axon of the squid.

Open co-authorship challenges the prevailing definition of authorship Open collaboration is one of the experimental ways of conducting research arising out of the open science trend.

In birds and mammals, however, special conducting fibres (arising from modified muscle cells) transmit the wave of excitation from the sinoauricular node to the septum between the auricles, and then, after a slight delay, down between and around the ventricles.

The experts added, though, that the law has not protected employees with alcohol problems from being fired for otherwise prohibited conduct, such as absenteeism, even if that conduct had arisen from their drinking.

A non-exclusive license may be implied from conduct and arises where a plaintiff "create[s] a work at defendant's request and hand[s] it over, intending that defendant copy and distribute it". Effects Assocs., 908 F.2d at 558.

It seems proper that the representative should be in office time enough to acquire that information which is necessary to form a right judgment; but that the time should not be so long as to remove from his mind the powerful check upon his conduct, that arises from the frequency of elections, whereby the people are enabled to remove an unfaithful representative, or to continue a faithful one.

If significant effects were only found in the related group, this would suggest that the association between breastfeeding and childhood conduct problems arises because of inherited factors provided by the mother.

Accompanying the recognition is a prophecy, which may or may not be realized in conduct, that transactions arising in the future will be governed by a different rule.