Sentence examples for conduct guide from inspiring English sources

One exception might be heathenism, the set of practices based on Norse/Anglo-Saxon spirituality, which formulates its ethics on the Havamal, a 13th-century text that provides a surprisingly useful conduct guide.

The supreme court's conduct guide reminds justices "to bear in mind that political activity by a close member of a justice's family might raise concern in a particular case about the judge's own impartiality".

London Architecture Walks Q. Can you give me the names of London organizations that conduct guided architectural tours?

Interview with Prince Subhadradis Diskul, chief curator of the National Museum of Bangkok, who will conduct guided tours during the show.

Q. Can you give me the names of organizations that conduct guided tours of the places in and near Paris where Marcel Proust worked and spent his time?

He conducted guided tours of "gangland London" and toured with a one man show.

Ms. Paulhan, who conducts guided tours of the exhibition on Saturday at 10 a.m., is often asked if she knows what she would have done during the war.

During Carnaval festivities, on Feb. 6, 13, 20 and 27 and March 5, 6, and 7, the museum, in cooperation with the tourist office, conducts guided tours for $25 to $50; rates include breakfast, participation in street dances, performances and the like.

Nana conducts guided tours to this "moderate-to-­marginal tourist attraction" and encourages Sebastian, whom she has home-schooled, to believe he is being groomed to lead a Fullerian social revolution.

This was recognized by Henshaw [18], who studied the way smells defined the urban environment, by conducting guided 'smellwalks' around different European cities.

To validate the use of rod theories for strands, a custom-built prestressing bed was designed to apply axial load (up to 50% of yield) to a strand while conducting guided wave measurements.