Sentence examples for conduct as opposed from inspiring English sources

I had to read the sentence twice - it sounds like something out of an antiquated guide to proper womanly conduct, as opposed to an assessment of a world leader's foreign diplomacy skills.

But the question of whether the First Amendment allows the government to ban depictions of illegal conduct, as opposed to the conduct itself, is a difficult one, legal experts said.

A novel aspect of this instrument is the use of an ion funnel trap prior to the drift tube, which allows ion accumulation to be conducted as opposed to ion depletion which occurs in more conventional (Bradbury Nielsen and Tyndall-type) ion gates.

However, we are in fact conducting a census of all eligible patients—as opposed to sampling a population rendering a power calculation of little value.

Select "Clear Playlist" (as opposed to "Cancel").

"As long as the government seeks to increase competition through restraints on Microsoft's contracts and conduct -- as opposed to breaking it up -- you are going to get yourself involved in a line-drawing exercise about what's in the operating system," said Robert Litan, a former Justice Department official who is now at Brookings Institution.

Mr Gove and his advisers insisted they were acting in good faith and - in line with the codes for ministers and special advisers - they did not wish to conduct political, as opposed to departmental, conversations on government computers.

Finally, although there is an increasing awareness, especially at government level, on the importance of staff development, the emphasis is still on capacity building to conduct research as opposed to capacity building to teach [ 8, 10].

23 Notably, all but 3 of the 16 studies that evaluated change in participant behaviour were conducted on trainees/residents as opposed to on medical students.

This may be true, but I am not clear what it conveys about the conduct of government, as opposed to the spin put on it by the Westminster village.

Of note, we conduct probe-level (as opposed to gene-level) analysis, with the consideration that different probes may correspond to different segments of the same genes.