Sentence examples for high standards of conduct from inspiring English sources

The GSSC will have a duty to promote high standards of conduct in social work training and practice.

The charge stems from an ethics complaint that Chief Justice Moore failed to "observe high standards of conduct" and "respect and comply with the law".

"The people who use the system have to adhere to high standards of conduct, or be punished if they fail to do so".

Approaching his subjects with empathy and respect, a sociologist surveys a broad cross-section of Americans on their ethical beliefs and finds that we set high standards of conduct but tend to eschew moral mandates.

"Therefore," the guidelines continue, "they should be committed to high standards of conduct and to support the positive and unique role served by those at the firm whose responsibilities are related to compliance or legal functions".

"If we have done something wrong, we will deal with it in a manner that is consistent with our responsibilities as a member of the N.C.A.A. and our own high standards of conduct," John C. Hitt, the U.C.F.

Homophobia is still a problem in football and we expect a high standard of conduct from managers, who should be setting a positive example of inclusion.

There is absolutely nothing to be gained by a consular officer, State Department diplomat, or Homeland Security official, other than the satisfaction of living up to a high standard of conduct, and perhaps saving a life.

WASHINGTON — President Obama commented for the first time on Sunday about the Secret Service employees accused of soliciting prostitutes before a summit meeting in Cartagena, Colombia, saying he expected a high standard of conduct from his security team and adding that he would be "angry" if the accusations were proved true.

"We will have to wait and see whether there is consistency and durability in application of a high standard of conduct, backed by strong investigation and discipline with penalties, or whether this is a one-off, and we go back to leniency and complacency," Ouseley said.

As a doctor, the reality is you are never off duty and their status in the public eye demands a high standard of conduct at all times.