Sentence examples for engaging in behaviour from inspiring English sources

DNB's code of conduct also prohibits employees from engaging in behaviour that damages the bank's reputation.

"Women and girls living with HIV in Lesotho are used as rhetorical weapons to punish the celebrity for engaging in behaviour which the author disapproves of," the Trust said.

Ms van der Waal was officially terminated for violating the bank's code of conduct by failing to inform her superiors of her freelance employment, and by engaging in behaviour that could make her vulnerable to blackmail.

"We have an assumption that humans have some right to privacy, so why do we not assume that for other species, particularly when they are engaging in behaviour that suggests they don't want to be seen?" In 2008 the BBC was inundated with complaints after Springwatch presenter Bill Oddie described an encounter between two beetles: "He crash-lands on top of a likely looking lady.

Non-Muslim religious groups are permitted to advertise group functions openly and distribute various religious literature; however, outright proselytising is strictly prohibited under penalty of criminal prosecution, imprisonment, and deportation for engaging in behaviour offensive to Islam.

This score measures the stages of change: precontemplation (not intending to change behaviour), contemplation (considering changing behaviour), preparation (making small changes in behaviour), action (actively engaging in behaviour change) and maintenance (sustaining the behaviour change over time).

This might increase their likelihood of engaging in behaviours that make them vulnerable to exposure to HIV/STIs.

Additionally, engaging in behaviours such as smoking, alcohol and drug use prior to pregnancy were all associated with an increased odds of experiencing an unintended pregnancy, compared to women who did not engage in these behaviours.

Young adulthood is an important transitional period during which there is a higher risk of individuals engaging in behaviours which could have a lasting impact on their health.

Famously racist groups and individuals, in hindsight, seem to engage in behaviour indicative of tiredness.

They also engage in behaviour which, to the cynical human zoologist, looks suspiciously like lying.