Sentence examples for looking at the behaviour from inspiring English sources

The police operation is looking at the behaviour of all road users, not just cyclists.

Instead of looking at the behaviour of rogue MPs, Mr Anderson accused the Prime Minister of taking the easy option.

To understand why the North has apparently back-tracked, it's worth looking at the behaviour of the other parties.

The SEC is charging him and other Sunbeam executives, as well as the partner at Arthur Andersen who approved the company's financial statements, with fraud.Meanwhile, in an investigation attracting lots of publicity, prosecutors in New York and from the SEC are looking at the behaviour of big investment banks that underwrote IPOs during the bull market.

A BBBC statement from the general secretary Robert Smith read: "The British Boxing Board of Control are looking at the behaviour of British Boxing Board of Control-licensed Boxer Dereck Chisora prior, during and after his contest for the World Boxing Council heavyweight championship against Vitali Klitschko on Saturday, 18 February 2012 in Munich.

Here we provide some evidence for the latter hypothesis, by looking at the behaviour of non-human animals lacking any culture-specific bias in the exploration of visual space.

Just look at the behaviour of the black men who egged the gang on.

Just look at the behaviour of America's current crop of political desperadoes.

Look at the behaviour of your friends to develop your own confidence.

You look at the behaviour of students, and [course] completion rates are atrocious.

The study, commissioned by the Economic and Social Research Council, looked at the behaviour of children aged four and five in reception classes.