Sentence examples for conduct instead of from inspiring English sources
"You should focus on how they serve passengers, their good conduct instead of their weight," Supreme Court Justice Tarun Chatterjee told Air India's lawyers.
In an interview with The Associated Press, Ms. Montgomery said she preferred restraints on Microsoft's conduct instead of the "structural" solution of a breakup.
In Manhattan Criminal Court on Thursday, the district attorney's office offered to allow Mr. Trummer plead guilty to two counts of disorderly conduct instead of face charges of reckless endangerment, said Mr. Trummer's lawyer, Daniel Bibb.
Their suit challenges what the plaintiffs contend is a city policy to arrest people on minor charges, like disorderly conduct, instead of issuing summonses requiring them to appear later in court.
And it succeeds, turning connected home workflows into concerts you conduct, instead of noisy, confusing conflicts you have to endure.
A monarch who rules arbitrarily, or who rewards servility and ignoble conduct instead of genuine honor, severs this connection and corrupts his government.
In the case of a metal forming process, however, when a model test is conducted instead of the real one, many benefits can be gained.
Toyota refused, and the agency allowed what was called a safety improvement campaign to be conducted instead of a formal recall.
"If I had concentrated on conducting instead of singing, with the same focus, I could have been an important conductor," he said; "I'm absolutely sure". He may be right.
To assess the durability of solder joints a mechanical fatigue test was conducted instead of a thermal cycling test, and a resistance change was monitored to detect a failure at real time.
For biological agents, a majority (74.3%) indicated SP measurements in toxicology were conducted instead of standalone studies as outlined in the ICHS6 guideline while inclusion of SP endpoints in toxicology studies for biological agents in addition to standalone studies was reported by only 25.7% of the respondents.
