Sentence examples for conducts itself as from inspiring English sources

As to sharing information and technologies with the Russians, it depends upon how Russia behaves, depends upon how Russia conducts itself as a member of the family of nations.

Trenton, at least lately, has been like a discount clothier that advertises itself as being under new management but conducts itself as if it is going out of business.

In actuality, the GOP conducts itself as a party that stands for life until birth; then one is left to fend for oneself.

But besides conducting itself as a good corporate citizen, the returns on investment (ROI) reveal a competitive advantage.

It ruled that the Cambridge University hospitals NHS foundation trust had "not conducted itself as a reasonable employer" because it did not explore alternatives to dismissing him.

But fewer people have considered what conservatives are risking: Union fair-share fees do not exist in an employment vacuum; the same logic and legal framework that permits the government to mandate these fees allows the government to conduct itself as an employer.

This approach, he says, enabled China, "despite its insistent Communist propaganda, to conduct itself as essentially a geopolitical 'free agent' of the cold war," making a tactical partnership with the United States in order to contain its fellow Communist country, the Soviet Union.

You only have to look at how Amazon is conducting itself as a corporate citizen to recognize that the company is, at best, squandering its unique opportunity to leverage its power to make a tremendous positive impact in the world, and, at worst, shirking its moral responsibility to give back in some faint proportion to its staggering size.

However, I am suggesting that relying on the kindness of foreign nations (particularly nations like Russia) or the hopes of private-sector spaceflight development is not the best way for the U.S. to conduct itself as a leader in manned spaceflight over the long term.

It has survived, undoubtedly, because Scotland has wanted to be different from England, just as the Tartan Army conducts itself with sozzled amiability as it marches around the world in order to show up the English supporters.

"The truth is that we have to change the way this house conducts itself," Mr. Bragman said as a crowd of spectators sat mesmerized by the events unfolding on the floor.