The phrase "immoral conduct" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe any behavior that is considered to be wrong or otherwise socially unacceptable, such as stealing or lying. For example: Bob was caught engaging in immoral conduct and was removed from his position of authority.
We noted that the simple Legal Moralist's claim, the claim that we have good reason to criminalize any kind of immoral conduct simply in virtue of its immorality, seems implausible.
Mr. Soares says his job is to look for illegality, not "unethical or even immoral," conduct.
In a televised statement, Kennedy denied "immoral conduct" and said he had not been drunk.
"The government put its disqualification of gays under the rubric of immoral conduct, which I objected to," Mr. Kameny said.
Shortly after his return to Tübingen in 1585, he was threatened with a criminal prosecution for immoral conduct and fled to Frankfurt am Main (1587).
The charges brought against Long ranged from illegally influencing the judiciary and misusing state funds to engaging in immoral conduct and using foul language.
She quotes a verse from the Koran: "Never despair of God's mercy".Several imams in Kassala issue messages about HIV in their Friday sermons, noting that the virus is spread not just by immoral sexual conduct but also by tainted blood.
It is quite another, and downright immoral, to conduct this action with the aim of sustaining no allied casualties whatever, knowing that such a policy means death and devastation for many innocent Kosovars (and Serbs).And miles to goWith a bigger stick to hand, the West can also afford to talk, using Russia.
Could such a corporation refuse to hire individuals based on religion, sexual orientation or immoral sexual conduct?
While immoral motives and conduct may themselves have little or no value, the freedom to hold such motives, or engage in such conduct, is, Harris suggests, highly valuable.
Wilson sued Dean for fraud, citing "immoral and despicable conduct".
