Sentence examples for instances of conduct from inspiring English sources

In its order outlining the case, the S.E.C. documents numerous instances of conduct that could only have been performed by individuals who worked for Wachovia — marking up the value of the Grand Avenue securities by 70 percent, or approving the false and misleading disclosure that the Longshore securities were acquired "on an arms-length basis" and "at fair market prices".

"Just because the instances of conduct are historical doesn't mean they fall out of the picture," Martin Chamberlain, the barrister representing TfL, said in his closing arguments.

If that inquiry finds violations of the Uniform Code of Military Justice, including obvious instances of conduct unbecoming an officer, then those staff officers should be publicly relieved of duty and (where appropriate) court-martialed.

In some instances codes of conduct may exist in legislation, whilst in other instances such requirements may take the form soft law.

UPDATE: The NBA has announced that they have fined J.R. Smith $50,000 for "for recurring instances of unsportsmanlike conduct".

Assuming instances of violent conduct that don't involve biting are still worth talking about, there could be another Liverpool player up before Fifa's committee before the week is out.

While the gravity of misconduct is the driving force in setting the penalties — UBS's payouts surpassed others because the bank was cited for more than 2,000 instances of "unlawful conduct" — the authorities are also focused on how many employees were involved in misconduct and whether any senior executives took part in the scheme.

And absent occasional instances of disorderly conduct or trespassing violations, these stunts are also generally legal.

Courts can take into consideration the party's attitude in court and the number of instances of condemning conduct.

The goal of the federal observer provision is to facilitate minority voter participation by deterring and documenting instances of discriminatory conduct in the election process, such as election officials denying qualified minority persons the right to cast a ballot, intimidation or harassment of voters on election day, or improper vote counting.

In May, Daniel M. Donovan Jr., the special prosecutor named to investigate allegations about Mr. Lopez, announced that he would not face charges because "not every instance of unwanted conduct of a sexual nature rises to the level of a crime".