"Microsoft," the court wrote, "failed to meet its burden of showing that its conduct serves a purpose other than protecting its operating system monopoly".
"But what is significant about this decision is the court's definition of the term 'acts of bad faith.' " The court, Mr. Cholst said, defined "bad faith" as the absence of a "reasonable belief" by board members that their conduct served "the best interests of the corporation".
They won agreements with a dozen of the largest tomato buyers in the world, and now the Fair Food Code of Conduct serves as a model for agriculture everywhere.
In addition to presenting the mathematical theory of EpGPT to eigenvalue problems, illustrative numerical experiments will be conducted serving as proof of principle.
Parallel drug treatments were conducted, serving as biological replicates.
Most of journalism, and all of the interesting part, is a disreputable, erratic business which, if properly conducted, serves a reputable end.
"U.V.M.'s investigation of the alleged hazing was insufficiently thorough to ascertain the truth and, as designed or conducted, served primarily to buttress the university's position in the event of the filing of a civil lawsuit," Sorrell said.
His comedic conducting served him well for decades, and by the time of "An Evening With Danny Kaye and the New York Philharmonic," a "Live From Lincoln Center" performance in 1981, he had already proved that he could make classical-music audiences love him.
The teaching hospital in which the study was conducted serves the Javanese community on Java Island, Indonesia.
The community pharmacy where the study was conducted serves an average of 180 patients a day and of these about 15 patients have chronic diseases.
HERE is a query, as we used to say in law school: Should Henry M. Paulson Jr., who formerly ran a firm that engaged in this kind of conduct, be serving as Treasury secretary?
