Like many other countries Sweden is changing its pattern of conducting research.
"It involves a pattern of conduct that is out of control and unprofessional".
It was a pattern of conduct, they allege, that Iran uses around the world.
For example, cutting off heat or hot water "might certainly seem like harassment," Mr. McKee said, but under the Rent Stabilization Code, "it has to be a pattern of conduct, so one incident, no matter how bad, doesn't rise to the legal definition".
Asked whether his panel would investigate the allegation, Nadler said, "It's part of a pattern of conduct that we certainly have to take a look at after we see the Mueller report" — referring to special counsel Robert S. Mueller III's investigation, which is expected to be publicly released this week.
In its decision, the N.B.A. cited just two violations, perhaps suggesting that it could not prove a longstanding pattern of conduct.
It was a profoundly squalid and offensive pattern of conduct, admitted only after some of the photographs began to emerge on the Web.
More stunning, perhaps, is the federal government's explicit acknowledgement that the phenomenon exists, that the pattern of conduct is unconstitutional, and that it must end.
The agency contends that Intel engaged in a pattern of conduct that "put the brakes on superior competitive products that threatened" its microchip market share.
Problem cannabis use might be a later manifestation of a pattern of conduct problems established in early childhood, although it is also associated with disadvantage and maternal substance use, irrespective of whether or not these precede overt conduct problems.
