Sentence examples for conduct that could be from inspiring English sources

The complaint against Citigroup alleges conduct that could be considered more pernicious than the charges against Goldman.

It also was a questionable legal move, as this article in The Daily News points out, because he admitted to questionable conduct that could be used against him.

In recent years, some members of the Supreme Court have engaged in conduct that could be seen as undermining their impartiality.

Here, in a case that involves allegations of conduct that could be described as tyrannical, the jury should have its say.

"They will also be interviewing pilots he has flown with over the last few weeks to see if there is anything about his behaviour, attitude or professional conduct that could be potentially relevant here," Bor said.

Without a prohibition on harassment and discrimination, conduct that could be considered a fireable offense in many American workplaces would have limited consequences for lawyers who engage in it.

Most of these issues originate in seven fundamental problems with the way consumer psychologists plan and conduct their research problems that could be called "the seven sins of consumer psychology".

It is no surprise that the discipline here came from Goodell and not the Steelers, who didn't want to be limited to the four-game "conduct detrimental" catchall that could be potentially appealed to an independent arbitrator.

"We do not want to waste our government looking only at the past and conducting witch hunts that could be misinterpreted," Mr. Fox said in the news conference at the presidential residence, Los Pinos.

Iran has also, the report said, cleansed another site where the agency has said it suspects that the country has conducted explosive experiments that could be relevant to the production of a nuclear weapon.

In some cases these dermal regions filled with ICG-laden lymph via conducting lymphatic vessels that could be seen actively pumping lymph.