Sentence examples for conduct to be from inspiring English sources

The investigation found a complaint about his conduct to be "substantiated".

What's more, Don Bosco was flagged for roughing the passer and unsportsmanlike conduct, to be enforced on the ensuing kick.

The bad language has already prompted calls for the country's broadcasting code of conduct to be reviewed.

It looked instead to standard antitrust law in finding The A.P.'s conduct to be a classic restraint on trade.

The report calls for a code of conduct to be introduced for all parliamentarians on conflicts of interest.

But he said he interpreted Justice Verniero's recent statement in defense of his conduct to be more than an attempt "to clear the air".

The investigation cleared Sky but castigated Murdoch, stating that he "repeatedly fell short of the conduct to be expected of him as a chief executive officer and chairman".

The Labour opposition pressed for Hunt's conduct to be referred to Sir Alex Allan, the independent adviser on the ministerial code.

Mrs Clinton repeated her call for a code of conduct to be agreed between China and other countries in order to lower tensions in the South China Sea.

Closer to the norm is Singapore: its health ministry is to lay down guidelines for a code of conduct to be followed by firms.

I know that many on this committee and many in the country believe the President's conduct to be reprehensible and unacceptable.