Sentence examples for defendants behaviour from inspiring English sources

"The insidiousness of defendants' behaviour is underscored by the fact that the film may become the largest globally grossing music-story based film ever," reads the complaint.

Judge Neil Ford told the defendants their behaviour triggered "widespread feelings of revulsion".

Catherine Farrelly, prosecuting, said: "She was very confused by the defendant's behaviour but he offered her reassurance and told her again he was in the process of helping her with the housing authority, though he repeated once again that she should not tell anyone he was helping her in that regard.

The first question is whether a defendant's behaviour would be regarded as dishonest by the ordinary standards of reasonable and honest people.

The plaintiffs sued under a rule designed to give an entire class "injunctive relief", ie, an order that the defendant stop bad behaviour.

In tort actions, something would be lost by doing this: damages that, in effect, place a high price on individual deaths can deter defendants from repeating their behaviour.

"The larger the success of the film, the greater the damages to plaintiff, who has been and continues to be defamed, ridiculed and robbed of his personal and financial rights to the extent that the intentional and egregious behaviour of defendants demands the imposing of punitive damages".

I can see why Moffat opted to go with the cocaine scene rather than a humdrum plotline about a lawyer getting pissed after prosecuting a defendant for drunk and disorderly behaviour.

He also referred to a letter Doyle wrote to him, in which the defendant had described his own behaviour as "disgusting, vile and inexcusable".

2.33pm BST "The defendants violated the common rules of behaviour in the cathedral," the judge has said.

Speaking after the arraignment, defence lawyer James Connell said the behaviour of the five defendants had amounted to "peaceful resistance to an unjust system".