Sentence examples for conduct could have a from inspiring English sources
Sessions' opposition to the data collection hinged on what's now known as the "Ferguson effect" — that increased scrutiny on law enforcement conduct could have a chilling impact on how aggressively officers police high-crime neighborhoods and place them in what he described during the Senate hearing as a "catch-22".
He was also sorrowful: "I am much at a loss to conceive what part of my conduct could have given encouragement to an address which to me seems big with the greatest mischiefs that can befall my Country".
He was also sorrowful: "I am much at a loss to conceive what part of my conduct could have given encouragement to an address which to me seems big with the greatest mischiefs that can befall my Country". Leadership in this world of constant partisan sniping seems rare indeed.
While we do not suggest there was error in awarding punitive damages based upon State Farms conduct toward the Campbells, a more modest punishment for this reprehensible conduct could have satisfied the States legitimate objectives, and the Utah courts should have gone no further.
He said the bank had begun to look at whether the conduct could have occurred before 2011, he said.
The FRC said Willford's conduct could have undermined confidence in other accountants but that his behaviour was not dishonest, deliberate or reckless.
The officers who fired will not be questioned by the police because in such cases, the district attorney requests that any interviews be postponed until prosecutors determine if any police conduct could have been criminal.
In theory that might mean that any dealer refusing to subscribe to the code of conduct could have trouble selling to publicly funded institutions such as the Tate.
The first category is where research was conducted that could have a direct benefit for the community.
Maybe Kurt Masur, conducting, could have given the work a tighter continuity.
This implies that heterogeneity in sensitivity and specificity due to chance, study design/population, and the way a study was conducted could have caused the variations in the latter tests [ 34, 35].
