Sentence examples for conduct giving from inspiring English sources

Even Mr. Freeh admits that the MF Global directors signed off on much of the conduct, giving Mr. Corzine some cover for his management of the firm.

"The vile conduct giving rise to this lawsuit includes a failed entrapment scheme, unlawful recordings and a malicious libel," says the 13-page document.

He would bear the burden of proving that he "did not know of the conduct giving rise to forfeiture" or that he did all that could reasonably be expected to stop his property from being used improperly.

The conduct of the individuals whose appeal the Court heard were adults and the proscribed conduct giving rise to the case was private and consensual.

Bloggers code of conduct?! Give me a fucking break.

As with the APA's policy, the point at which interrogation becomes abuse is left unsaid, the boundaries of unethical conduct given room to move.

The F.D.A. spokeswoman, Sarah Clark-Lynn, said the affected lots were not made at "the same facilities whose conduct gave rise to the consent decree".

"The Obama administration's conduct gives us insight into the strategic challenge posed by Iran's nuclear program," the analysis said.

Debenhams says its stringent monitoring of minimum wages in its factories ensures fair pay, and its code of conduct gives factory managers guidelines to ensure workers' rights.

It could deter some unethical conduct, give health professionals added reasons to reject and report abusive interrogations, and exert pressure on the federal government to declassify more material.

The pornography was not illegal in content but a disciplinary panel concluded that it was an "inexcusable misuse" of their IT accounts and "wholly unacceptable conduct" given their position of responsibility.