Sentence examples for precise conduct from inspiring English sources

The court's remedy exceeds a mere proscription of the precise conduct found to be anticompetitive and is forward-looking in the parameters of the relief provided.

Should there be found a citizen zealous enough to undertake the unpromising task, if there happen to be collusion between the parties concerned, how easy it is to clothe the circumstances with so much ambiguity, as to render it uncertain what was the precise conduct of any of those parties?

With his very precise conducting, Mr. Frühbeck shaped each movement with an extraordinary flexibility of tempo, bringing out the faltering heartbeat suggested by the cellos and creating space for the delicate woodwind solos to unfold.

The performance, heartfelt though not always precise, was conducted by Christopher Keene.

The Obama administration has repeatedly claimed its drone strikes are precise and conducted in compliance with international law.

I picture two opposing ends: one a chemist, who has a pristine lab and measures everything in the most precise manner, conducting experiments in a white coat with the thinnest of pipette, a Bunsen burner, and a notepad to meticulously record results.

A precise analysis conducted with a CRE-Tat PTD fusion and a reporter gene the expression of which depends on CRE expression, showed that macropinocytosis was involved [ 15].

The profound changes in transcriptional profiles found in some but not all tumours in this study suggest that it is possible that predicting clinical response to an AI by transcriptional profiling may, as with Ki67, be more precise when conducted in tumours shortly after starting treatment.

The microfluidic chip employs the electrochemical sensing method to conduct precise pH level measurements.

Part memoir, part off-beat ethnography, this genre-bending text offers a beady glimpse into a remote and secret world regulated by its own precise codes of conduct.

"In many countries, there are no clear lobby regulations," said Miklos Marschall, a director at Transparency International, who called on European countries to establish more precise codes of conduct and clear ethics declarations.