Sentence examples for conduct is shaped from inspiring English sources
Events in the prosecution of Balkan war crimes have added to the criticism that the ICC's conduct is shaped by the interests of the main sponsor of the original Balkan tribunal, the US.
Mr. Alexander's views on proper conduct were shaped in part by an incident shortly after World War II, when he was a young lawyer in Washington.
In Rachmaninoff's 1929 recording of the work with the Philadelphia Orchestra, conducted by Leopold Stokowski, the theme is shaped with supple grace.
At corporate-style workshops held at enormous cost, institutions love to posit, "What kind of doctor do we want you to be?" Implicit in this question is the message that a doctor's conduct can be shaped by institutional expectation.
A key point that is made within these debates, and which we wish to examine and re-emphasise here, is that conceptions of 'ethical conduct' are not methodologically neutral, but are shaped through specific disciplinary or methodological approaches.
Throughout "The Laramie Project" -- which has largely been shaped from interviews conducted during six visits to Laramie by Mr. Kaufman and his ensemble of actors and writers following the crime -- the images of the bloodied Mr. Shepard, beaten beyond recognition, keep echoing.
The findings were part of one of the surveys we conduct to ensure that members are shaping the content that we produce.
Millennials are shaping the way business must be conducted in the new digital environment.
Elder's great achievement is to recognise that, for Wagner, conducting was synonymous with connectivity; and his shaping of the epic journey from the waters of the Rhine to the rainbow bridge was imparted with the seamlessness of a fantastical dream.
She believes the election, and the way it is conducted, will shape the whole future of the post of the supreme leader and his office, beyt-e rahbari, which are the lynchpins of Iran's political structure.
