Sentence examples for conduct closely from inspiring English sources

Last month the company won an appeal against TfL's withdrawal of its license based on changes it had made since September 2017, though the judge only granted it a provisional 15-month license — with UK regulators set to continue to scrutinize its conduct closely.

Hoping to speed the transition to more modern rules, a number of communications providers have asked the FCC to conduct closely monitored trials that would demonstrate how newer technologies based on IP -- routers, switches, fiber, wireless, and software -- might replace the old copper voice network.

Last month the company won an appeal against TfL's withdrawal of its license based on changes it had made since September 2017, though the judge only granted it a provisional 15-month license — with UK regulators set to continue to scrutinize its conduct closely.

Then she warned him that she and other progressives would be "watching" his conduct closely.

One, the number of licensed gun dealers must be enormously constrained, and their conduct closely monitored.

It is possible that a depolarized membrane potential could result in inactivation of Na+ channels, which could lead to inability of the axons to conduct closely spaced action potentials.

Wolfgang Sawallisch, the orchestra's music director, will conduct pieces closely associated with the ensemble.

"Our Code of Vendor Conduct, which closely aligns with our environmental and human rights policies, prohibits any form of discrimination.

A Manchester City Council spokesman told BBC News that its contractors apologised for the error, and say they have now been told to follow the council's code of conduct more closely.

While the regulator did not pledge to renew that study, the FCA's chairman, John Griffith-Jonesaidaid: "We identify firms' culture and governance as one of our seven priorities because experience has demonstrated that poor culture and poor conduct are closely related.

To evaluate Michael, Waschbusch used a combination of psychological exams and teacher- and family-rating scales, including the Inventory of Callous-Unemotional Traits, the Child Psychopathy Scale and a modified version of the Antisocial Process Screening Device — all tools designed to measure the cold, predatory conduct most closely associated with adult psychopathy.