Sentence examples for govern our conduct from inspiring English sources

A UBS spokesman said yesterday: "UBS has strict policies and standards in place that govern our conduct and we will not tolerate breaches of these policies".

Since then we have done our best to govern our conduct strictly in accordance with Section V of the Code, which deals with loose language and profanity.

In these instances, rules of fairness, honesty, and respect for the rights of others will govern our conduct at all times.

"As public servants we have a responsibility to uphold the integrity of the offices we serve in," Lara said, adding that allowing fundraisers in lobbyist homes "only serves to create ambiguity and weaken the rules that govern our conduct".

A root cause of the confusion was the belief at the highest levels of the administration that the Geneva Conventions, which had governed our conduct for 60 years, were outmoded and should not constrain our treatment of prisoners.

"We will be able to punish the guilty, and we also will be able to review all the policies and procedures governing our conduct pertaining to cases such as this," he said Monday.

John C. Hulsman and A. Wess Mitchell fail to sufficiently hammer home the key point: Following a position of "realism" in today's world means abandoning most of the structures and rules of international operation that have governed our conduct since World War II.

"Nonetheless, I hope that our combined efforts help bring about positive change to rules and regulations that govern our online conduct".

Or, is this conflict owing to an interior or external factor of evil governing our attitudes and conduct toward the other person?

Asked last night why it had paid the general, who is the target of numerous allegations of murder and torture from the time he seized power in Chile, BAE issued a statement saying: "We at BAE Systems have clear and rigorous policies which govern the conduct of our relationships with third parties.

The rules that govern human conduct are specifically tailored to human nature, and our duty to God involves realizing our natures to the fullest degree.