Finally, milling sets in motion the process of redefining the rules that govern behaviour.
Yet there are few, if any, rules in cyberspace of the kind that govern behaviour, even warfare, in other domains.
While price is a major tool in seeking to govern behaviour, the multi-faceted reasons behind obesity will not be dealt with by a blunt rise in cost.
Parliament has no process to deal with harassment by MPs, who are not covered by codes that govern behaviour in other workplaces.
Beginning at the time of the Song dynasty (960 1279), Chinese monks composed strict regulations to govern behaviour at all publicly recognized Buddhist monasteries.
But times have changed and the importance of so-called emotional intelligence, or EQ, is now being recognised as an important leadership skill, helping govern behaviour and influencing our relationships with others, as well as our own performance and results.
The white settlers who crossed the plains in search of gold in 1849 were aware of this: as the wagon trains moved west they wrote and printed detailed constitutions to govern behaviour along the way.
Acknowledging that "a systematic technique for dealing with contradictions and dissent" is woefully lacking in the Arab world, he also stresses that the old-fashioned bonds of blood, tribe, religion and pan-Arab identity tend to govern behaviour and can, if subtly addressed, be woven to good effect.
The timing of a forty-nine dance in relation to a powwow is important; given the many protocols that govern behaviour at a powwow, the forty-nine dance offers a space within which to engage freely in flirtatious courtship, and in some cases other activities, such as the consumption of alcohol, that lie outside the purview of the main powwow event.
Mainly, CN is used to define structural properties of a CAS to govern behaviour of the agents.
