Sentence examples for conduct of official from inspiring English sources

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By Melville Cane The New Yorker, September 29 , 1934P. 23 Who, in the conduct of official duty, View Article By Phil Klay By John Cassidy By Troy Patterson By Amy Davidson Sorkin.

The centre of gravity of the palace complex moved to the Inner Palace or Dairi, and the Shishinden and later even the Seiryōden overtook the Daigokuden as loci for the conduct of official government business.

He is paying for the conduct of officials who have for years closed all doors on him, leaving open small passages and dead end paths.

In a sign of the depth of contrition among senior civil servants, Philip Rutnam made a point of reaching out to Greening, who is said to be livid at the conduct of officials in her former department.

The old examination system, which admitted to the civil service only men with a proper knowledge of Confucian philosophy, had lapsed, and customary restraints on absolutism and arbitrary rule, such as would have been imposed by the censorate (a body that scrutinized the conduct of officials) and a professional public service, were lacking.

He routinely inspected the conduct of officials in the capital region and seven nearby commanderies.

Dundee United are to write to the Scottish FA about the conduct of fourth official Iain Brines during Wednesday's 1-0 home defeat to St Johnstone.

There were even buttons we could press at passport control to evaluate the conduct of the official who handles your entry.

The proposal, which would essentially remake the current system that polices the conduct of public officials, would require elected officials to disclose more about their outside income and face stricter oversight by investigative bodies that will have enhanced powers.

But it would have provided official acknowledgement that the conduct of C.I.A. officials was grossly improper, which is crucial to preventing a recurrence by successors.