Sentence examples for influence the conduct of from inspiring English sources

We need a continuing commitment to changing both the formal and informal socialization processes that influence the conduct of our police.

They believe government initiatives that influence the conduct of the economy and the welfare of ordinary citizens are, by definition, wrong.

"When the exact content and scope of these changes are known, we will consider with our clients how this development, which on first sight appears favourable, is likely to meet their legitimate expectations and influence the conduct of ongoing actions".

"Here, in essence, Venezuelan citizens are accused of trying to influence the conduct of another Venezuelan citizen with respect to a seizure of currency in Argentina, which, if such conduct amounts to an obstruction of justice, could only affect proceedings in Argentina," he said.

It is too early to tell, but at least there is now reason to hope that the values of ballroom dancing may again influence the conduct of grand politics, since these two fields of human endeavor have so much in common.

"When the exact content and scope of these changes are known, we will consider how this development, which on first sight appears favourable, is likely to meet their legitimate expectations and influence the conduct of ongoing actions".

Awareness of the importance of human relations influenced the conduct of public administration.

The curriculum was expanded to include history and analysis of the political, economic, and social factors that influenced the conduct of World War I.

He said that would avoid any suggestion that he was influencing the conduct of his case, which now goes to a special Constitutional Court, also recently formed to decide issues involving the new liberal charter.

These problems are very difficult and site specific because of the diversity of operating conditions influencing the conduct of winter road maintenance operations and the wide variety of operational constraints.

Many studies have shown that target prevalence influences the conduct of visual search (e.g. Fleck & Mitroff, 2007; Godwin et al., 2010b; Godwin, Menneer, Cave, & Donnelly, 2010a; Wolfe, Horowitz, & Kenner, 2005, Wolfe et al., 2007) and variations in target density are known to influence foraging (Cain et al., 2012; Wolfe, 2013).