Sentence examples for overall conduct from inspiring English sources
By July the ethics committee was probing Infantino's overall conduct since being elected.
But the study's overall conduct, design and analysis are coordinated at Duke University through an academic consortium and led by an independent academic executive and steering committee.
I.C. and F.X.R. wrote the manuscript with contributions of P.M., L.B., L.T.A. and E.F.W. F.X.R. supervised the overall conduct of the study.
This paper articulates and discusses the parts played by different processes and representations in the overall conduct of applied clinical science.
Addressing Rogers, a senior support worker, the judge said: "Your overall conduct amounted to physical and mental ill-treatment, often of a particularly cruel nature, to extremely vulnerable people who were in your care.
Our reflexive reaction — that the people involved were "bad apples" whose actions are inconsistent with the motives and overall conduct of the Americans in Iraq, he suggests, "is the most harmful response imaginable from a spiritual standpoint".
Don Fox, a former acting director and general counsel at the Office of Government Ethics, said in a phone interview that the fact that Zinke continued to conduct foundation business after agreeing to stop raised questions about his overall conduct.
The Australian Live Exporters Council, which is managing media responses for Emanuel, has defended the overall conduct of the industry but said there had been "clear breaches of standards" in this case.
CNT powders were coated on the conducting CNT film either by sprinkling CNT powders onto the overall conducting layer area or by dropping a solution containing well dispersed CNTs.
"Overall, the conduct of the government has failed to uphold the rule of law and compromised law enforcement agencies".
In February, a city-appointed overseer began monitoring the department to ensure it more closely adhered to a 1973 consent order, issued by a Federal District Court, to improve overall police conduct.
