Sentence examples for conducts away from inspiring English sources

Modern studies confirm a thermoregulatory function involving surface microcirculation, wherein increased skin blood flow in subpapillary tissue layers effectively conducts away heat [39, 40].

Each transaction is conducted away from regulators' prying eyes.

Two were charged with looting and one for disorderly conduct away from the main protest.

The Giants have given no explanation for their decision, other than to say they are carrying out an internal investigation into his conduct away from the club.

Indeed, much of this week's business was conducted away from Mr. Karzai's formal diplomatic encounters, in nuts-and-bolts sessions like Mr. Rahimi's.

His were maths lessons conducted away from the classroom, away from the gaze of Her Majesty's Customs; but very much in the sights of the police and other hustlers who kill and maim for trading advantage.

To discipline an employee in a case involving conduct away from the workplace, a company would probably have to demonstrate that the employee's actions caused economic damage to the employer.

Subsequently, whenever politics has been conducted away from its modern parliamentary home it has flirted dangerously with elitism, be it in the salon, private house or gentlemen's club.

In a statement issued late on Tuesday night, the club said: "Huddersfield Giants have this afternoon suspended Brett Ferres from the club pending an internal investigation into conduct away from the club.

In interviews conducted away from Afghan or foreign troops, residents of Zabul generally approved of the Afghan National Army, a multiethnic force that has been built up from scratch since 2002.

Michael Dell, the chief executive, and the private-equity house Silver Lake want to take the world's third-largest PC maker private for $24.4 billion, arguing that its transformation into a provider of enterprise-computing services was best conducted away from public market scrutiny.