Sentence examples for conduct-related from inspiring English sources
The City expects RBS to report £8bn of losses on Thursday, as it takes account of the cost of setting up the non-core division and sets aside £3bn for "conduct-related matters" – meaning fines and lawsuits – relating to mistakes from the past.
He warned more conduct-related issues would hit the bank later this year, adding that RBS faced "another tough year".
The PGA Tour, not known for transparency, does not make public conduct-related suspensions or fines.
Royal Bank of Scotland set aside £856m for more conduct-related matters, while Barclays set aside nearly £1bn for PPI and other conduct issues.
Instead, the department will seek an order that is modeled after the interim conduct-related provisions of the final judgment previously ordered in the case.
And the Justice Department said it would "seek an order that is modeled after the interim conduct-related provisions" in Judge Jackson's final judgment.
The first shift away from purely code-of-conduct-related regulation in governance created a 'technocratic' style of governance: structures created mostly through law that regulate science and technology through independent peer evaluation of science, focusing primarily on risk and risk assessment.
The description of the basic laws of thermal radiation and the general methods used in thermal radiation transfer calculation are emphasized, forming a theoretical foundation for solving heat radiation transfer problems and conducting related engineering calculations.
The district attorney's office said it would not prosecute individual employees of J. P. Morgan Chase or Citigroup for their conduct related to Enron.
Mr. Cuomo held open the door for a settlement if Citigroup reimbursed retail and institutional investors and paid a "significant penalty" for conduct related to the investigation.
The penalty comes "in recognition of sums [Macmillan] received which were generated through unlawful conduct related to its Education Division in East and West Africa".
