Sentence examples for conduct suggests from inspiring English sources

His conduct suggests that his statement that the Republicans "swapped principle for power" applies to himself as well.

If an order had been issued, the relatives' prior conduct suggests that they would have defied it.

This was not true of the whistle-blower, but her conduct suggests to Mr Press a third element.

In recent days, Dimon's conduct suggests he is someone who puts the interests of his company ahead of those of society at large, which will be surprising only to those who naïvely look to modern Wall Street for statesmanship.

A professional code of conduct suggests affairs between opposing lawyers should be avoided, in case the perception might be created of 'a danger of a breach of confidence or other conspiracy'.

This pattern of conduct suggests continued accommodation to U.S. corporate interests, especially if the American government backs up the likes of Google and now Yahoo in criticizing hacking attacks.

The self-regulatory body for charity fund-raisers has formulated a code of conduct suggesting, among other things, that groups should be limited to 200 walkers and should not arrive in the middle of the night.

The evidence and reports about Mr. Loughner's unusual conduct suggest an increasing alienation from society, confusion, anger as well as foreboding that his life could soon come to an end.

Unfortunately, such research as has been conducted suggests otherwise.

Research that colleagues and I have conducted suggests the wisdom of this aspiration.

An admittedly informal sounding of some retailers I conducted suggests across-the-board surcharges may be farfetched.