Sentence examples for governmental behaviour from inspiring English sources

Last week I wrote, quoting the Daily Mail, that this person, the instigatrix of so much in recent governmental behaviour, had told an interlocutor, "as a broadcaster, you should protect the pound".

51 The rule of law corresponds roughly to the idea that a society both possesses and observes formal codes or norms that effectively constrain individual, institutional and governmental behaviour.

Translated into governmental online behaviour, Dadashzadeh talks about a " strategic transition from e-government to web-based participatory government or e-governance", requiring " access for all citizens through targeted information and tailored services, engaging citizens and their experience for co-producing public value, and increasing transparency and accountability of government".

Other research may focus on the role of governmental decisions on consumer behaviour and its efficacy.

Behind these decisions stands the controversy that tainted the 2001 Durban Conference against Racism, Racial Discrimination, Xenophobia and Related Intolerance and that was caused by the antisemitic behaviour of some non-governmental organisations at the sidelines of the conference.

Policy makers have a wide range of instruments at their disposal and are seeking ways to harness the influence of non-governmental resources to encourage good environmental behaviour.

In addition, no study has recorded sexual behaviour alongside ethnic identity (governmental-funded surveys have not been permitted to include questions regarding ethnicity since the early 1970s), place of residence and socio-economic indicators.

In exactly the same way that charity and governmental campaigns on climate change have targeted specific behaviours – switching off lights, or unplugging phone chargers – detached from the context in which they occur, businesses currently focus exclusively on the single issue related to their product.

Licence fees will be donated to the United Nations' children's fund.More than 1,600 listed companies have been assessed for their compliance with certain measures of environmental, social and humanitarian behaviour, defined through consultation with firms, non-governmental organisations and "experts" in the growing field of socially responsible investment (SRI).

We have therefore set up a Behaviour Change Network which brings together experts in behavioural science with those from businesses and non-governmental organisations to look at these new ideas".

This paper aims to investigate the overall epidemic trend and associated high-risk behaviours among Chinese MSM and to explore the governmental and community responses to the epidemic.