Sentence examples for conduct promoted from inspiring English sources

At its heart, the suit seeks to prohibit purchasing policies intended to pressure gun companies into adopting a sweeping "code of conduct" promoted by Housing Secretary Andrew M. Cuomo and the attorneys general of New York and Connecticut.

The informal and hidden curricula teach professionalism through modeled behaviors and organizational cultures which, unfortunately, often stand in stark contrast to the conduct promoted in formal professionalism coursework.

Indeed, various codes of conduct promoted by bird-related organizations focus on affecting birds and their habitats, pay little attention to the broader environmental issues and neglect problems related to birdwatching-induced consumption.

This includes the following types of conduct: promoting, showing support for, or maintaining a membership with an incompatible organisation, and showing support for the closure of offshore processing centres by engaging in activities such as public rallies or demonstrations".

The state spent $1.2 million in federal money to conduct and promote voter-registration drives and to broadcast nonpartisan advertisements.

IPSE, meanwhile, has worked with The Freelancer Club (a creative community that supports freelancers) to produce a code of conduct to promote more ethical practices; it is available for freelancers, brands and employers to sign.

When Confucius (551 479 bce) transformed aristocratic and imperial ideals into personal virtues, tianming came to be understood as the proper course of a person's life, and de became the contagious virtue the excellence or bearing with which the gentleman (junzi) influences others toward humane (ren) conduct, thus promoting a flourishing human society.

We can safely say that, as a utilitarian, Mill thought human conduct should promote the happiness or welfare of those affected.

Similar to the previous complaints, this lawsuit filed by Boris Levitt, the owner of Renaissance Furniture Restoration in San Francisco, claims that Yelp's "unfair and unethical conduct in promoting, marketing and advertising its website as maintaining unbiased reviews" is unlawful and hurt his business.

Twitter's rules prohibit "hateful conduct," including promoting violence and threats against people "on the basis of race, ethnicity, national origin, sexual orientation, gender, gender identity, religious affiliation, age, disability, or disease".

These networks were also used to allow traditional chiefs, religious leaders and locally elected representatives to present information and conduct debates promoting tetanus elimination.