Sentence examples for considered conduct from inspiring English sources

The panel ruled that Goodell retained the power to discipline them for engaging in an "intent to injure" scheme because that would be considered conduct detrimental to the league.

Any violation of the provision is considered "conduct prejudicial to the NBA" and thus subject to commissioner discipline under Article 35 of the Constitution.

Failure to cooperate in a league investigation is considered conduct detrimental to the league, and it opens the team and player up to severe penalties.

Failure to cooperate in an investigation shall be considered conduct detrimental to the League and will subject the offending club and responsible individual(s) to appropriate discipline.

Sure, maybe if Brady had not actively hindered the sleuths by refusing to release texts and emails, which is considered conduct detrimental to the league.

However, if you use social media to comment about students, school or other work-related matters, or you use it to engage in what might be considered conduct impairing your functioning as a teacher, the First Amendment may not protect you".

Though he first considered conducting the tour by train, he said, he and others felt that trucks would allow them to go more places.

Not long ago, Crimson Key considered conducting a similar rite of passage with "Oliver's Story," the forgettable 1978 sequel to the original.

During the early afternoon of 3 April, Moore considered conducting a further raid on Kaafjord the next day.

Whilst we considered conducting a similar analysis, ready-meals are probably more sensibly considered 'ready-main-courses', than complete meals.

As an alternate strategy, we also considered conducting ChIP-seq on HP1E transfected into S2 or Kc cells.