Sentence examples for conduct that from from inspiring English sources
Here (no less than in "Borat," with its puncturing of American yahooism), Baron Cohen makes a comical case for a libertarian liberalism, lampooning the sort of despicable, fearsome, deadly political conduct that, from our perspective, comes off all too often as background noise.
Clinically, apparent changes of social conduct that result from atrophy or damage to prefrontal cortex [4,6] might result from a reduced tendency to adopt or even respond to values expressed by others.
Too many people in positions of authority seem afraid or unwilling to confront their peers about personal conduct that ranges from merely sloppy or disorganized to genuine criminal behavior.
Under American law in general, recklessness is defined as consciously disregarding a substantial and unjustifiable risk of harm from conduct that is a gross deviation from what a reasonable person would do.
Since the Goodman case, News of the World has enforced a code of conduct that prohibits reporters from hiring private investigators.
This may or may not be true, and the Delaware judges are likely to argue that they are merely cracking down on bad conduct that is obvious from the opinions.
Matthew Curran, U.S.C.'s director of trademark, licensing and social responsibility, said the school required all licensees to comply with a strict code of conduct that barred factories from violating labor laws and having abusive conditions.
The manager said she had violated an employee code of conduct that prohibits employees from bashing the financial industry as a whole.
Although that embarrassing incident led to a new code of conduct that barred agents from drinking ten hours before starting work, the reform didn't stop them from raging.
On Tuesday, the Vatican dropped a new policy regarding cremation conduct that forbids Catholics from doing anything crazy with their loved one's ashes, like pressing them into vinyl for future generations to enjoy.
AC United make parents sign a code of conduct that stipulates no coaching from the sidelines.
