Sentence examples for conduct that creates from inspiring English sources

Mr. Capece pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor charge of second-degree reckless endangerment: conduct that creates a "substantial risk of serious physical injury".

The Ethics Board found that Ms. Scarpati-Reilly had engaged in "conduct that creates an appearance of impropriety" by falsely telling the press that she had not filed a police complaint against the employee, Williams Perks, after an altercation they had a year ago.

There should be an international standard for a code of conduct that creates accountability globally.

Under the manslaughter count, Mr. Rodriguez was charged with causing Nixzmary's death by recklessly engaging in conduct that created "a grave risk of serious physical injury".

Patrick Clark, a spokesman for the Brooklyn District Attorney's office, said Mr. Coley's conduct met the legal definition of second-degree murder -- recklessly engaging in conduct that created a grave risk of death.

It will require establishing shared values, supported by a code of conduct, that create a foundation for improving behaviors…." Which all sounds very worthy and laudable, except for one thing.

In order to convict the defendant of reckless endangerment, the state must prove that the defendant engaged in conduct that created a substantial risk of death or serious physical injury to another; that a reasonable person would not have engaged in that act; and that the conduct and that the defendant acted recklessly.

In order to convict the defendant of reckless endangerment, the State must prove that the defendant engaged in conduct that created a substantial risk of death or serious physical injury to another; that a reasonable person would not have engaged in that conduct; and that the defendant acted recklessly.

It notes that "individuals in the highest levels of the organization encouraged, condoned, and even engaged in conduct that created the hostile working environment.

Antitrust does not prescribe an optimal structure for the economy, it proscribes specific forms of bad conduct that create or increase market power.

It makes no sense to conduct a military operation that creates more enemies than friends".