Sentence examples for conduct encouraging from inspiring English sources

A previous inquiry, concluded in 2000, resulted in a code of conduct encouraging the big supermarkets to be kinder to their suppliers.

23 The nurse's talk is inclusive (let's, we, what we got, there we go) and her bodily conduct encourages a joint engagement in reading the peak flow metre.

With this legislation, Elections Canada will lose its power to conduct campaigns encouraging Canadians, and young Canadians in particular whose turnout is always abysmal, to vote.

But this obsession with Israel's conduct tacitly encourages the easy slide into hostility towards Jews.

Put differently, liability exists if the defendant engages in "personal conduct that encourages or assists the infringement".

The district court did not err; Napster, by its conduct, knowingly encourages and assists the infringement of plaintiffs' copyrights.

Recently Ms Senequier appeared to back down slightly by calling for a voluntary, Europe-wide code of conduct to encourage profit-sharing, rather than a law.

A code of conduct will encourage them to be honest with patients and up to date with developments in their field.

Too broad because the emphasis on sexual conduct has encouraged some companies to ban all forms of sexual interaction, even when those do not threaten women's equality on the job".

"Napster, by its conduct, knowingly encourages and assists the infringement of plaintiffs' copyrights," the court stated.

CIPR publishes a code of conduct that encourages members to "deal honestly and fairly" with clients, employers, business partners and the public.