Sentence examples for conduct failed from inspiring English sources

The department's Internal Affairs Bureau, which is responsible for investigating complaints about police conduct, failed to uncover any of these problems.

See, e.g., Supermarket of Homes, et. al. v. San Fernando Valley Board of Regents, 786 F.2d 1400 (9th Cir.1986) (allegedly discriminatory conduct failed to establish copyright misuse); Broadcast Music, Inc. v. CBS, [1983-2] Trade Cas.

A five-year criminal investigation of Mr. Pierce ended in 1995 when he issued a statement to prosecutors acknowledging that "my own conduct failed to set the proper standard" at the housing department.

Auburn deputy mayor Salim Mehajer was slapped with the fine by the council on Wednesday, though a motion from another councillor to have the local government minister investigate his conduct failed to win support.

Although he was never charged with a crime, Mr. Pierce said in 1995 that his "own conduct failed to set the proper standard" during the eight years he headed HUD.

Leveson put it to Brett that, rather than submit a misleading witness statement, he could have gone to court saying "I am not prepared to say how I learnt DC Horton's name.The Times issued a statement saying Brett's testimony "was a painful reminder of an occasion when the Times's conduct failed to meet the high standards expected of this newspaper".

Instead, having failed to establish that the right to homosexual sodomy is " 'deeply rooted in this nation's history and tradition,' " the Court concludes that the application of Texas's statute to petitioners' conduct fails the rational-basis test, and overrules Bowers' holding to the contrary...

Daniel Oren, conducting, failed to make the music gel.

"The negotiations that the Palestinian Authority conducted failed," she said.

The Internet company is reeling after a turbulent year in which it conducted failed merger negotiations with Microsoft, saw its position in the search and online advertising business deteriorate and suffered two rounds of layoffs and a string of defections from its executive ranks.

The French East India and West India companies, founded in 1664, were followed by others for trade with the eastern Mediterranean and with northern Europe; but Colbert's propaganda for them, though cleverly conducted, failed to attract sufficient capital, and their existence was precarious.