Sentence examples for pattern of misbehavior from inspiring English sources
Mr. Alexis had shown a "pattern of misbehavior" during his four years as a reservist, according to Navy officials.
During his time in the service, he exhibited "a pattern of misbehavior," Navy officials said, though they declined to elaborate.
Mr. Alexis was given an honorable discharge after showing what Navy officials called a "pattern of misbehavior" during four years as a reservist.
Dear said that the university never investigated her claims and that she hoped the new SUNY chancellor, Nancy Zimpher, who has spoken out recently against the basketball program's pattern of misbehavior, would pursue the matter.
This was punishment for an unspecified breach of team rules but a stern reaction to a growing pattern of misbehavior that Smith, by his own admission, had let slide.
Transportation officials say they review every complaint and investigate when there's a clear violation of government rules or a pattern of misbehavior that needs to be addressed, and sometimes these investigations result in financial penalties to the airline.
Moreover, companies are not as likely to come forward with evidence related to senior executives or to widespread patterns of misbehavior, some academics say.
But many experts say they suspect that the number of incidents has not diminished because, for the most part, the conditions that contributed to patterns of misbehavior are still ensconced on college campuses.
The agency also plans to establish a database of misconduct cases, both to better judge the scale of the problem and to identify any recurring patterns of misbehavior.
Last year's reckoning with sexual misconduct followed a pattern: accusations of misbehavior, then rightful condemnation, then excommunication.
The March 4 attack in the British cathedral town of Salisbury was "indiscriminate and reckless," Ambassador Jonathan Allen said, part of what he suggested was a pattern of Russian misbehavior that had become a threat to international peace and security.
