Sentence examples for describe the conduct from inspiring English sources

He describes the News of the World as "a reflection of the man who presides over that empire" – which is a way to describe the conduct of those who worked for Nixon too.

There have also been attempts to distinguish between minor tactics, the art of fighting individuals or small units, and grand tactics, a term coined about 1780 by the French military author Jacques-Antoine-Hippolyte Guibertertoto describe the conduct of major battles.

A fairly reliable sign that Democrats have made a serious political miscalculation in how they reacted to the Feingold Resolution is that the verb "retreat" is used in headlines -- accurately -- to describe the conduct of Democrats.

"Vile and heinous" was how Mr. Christie, then the United States attorney for New Jersey, described the conduct.

Obama, speaking at the White House, described the conduct of the employees at the Internal Revenue Service office in Cincinnati, Ohio, as "inexcusable".

This part of the statute describes the conduct which the statute seeks to encourage, reward, and protect.

Al-Jazeera, which opened its news bulletins with the story for part of the day, described the conduct of the American soldiers as "unethical and inhuman".

A police spokesman in Stirling described the conduct of the demonstrators as "disgusting," and said he was appalled at the lack of control shown by the University authorities.

In his statement, Manning described the conduct of the Apache pilots as dehumanizing and "similar to a child torturing ants with a magnifying glass".

He described the conduct of the undercover officers as "totally unacceptable" and conceded that the woman had been "deceived pure and simple".

The garda director of communications has said that he was "shocked, surprised and concerned" when the former commissioner described the conduct of whistleblowers as "disgusting".