Sentence examples for questions of conduct from inspiring English sources

And in what may be a rare confluence for Hollywood and politics, the films are focused on Democrats who are wrestling with questions of conduct, character and pragmatic choices.Writers on two of the projects have worked in Democratic politics.

And in what may be a rare confluence for Hollywood and politics, the films are focused on Democrats who are wrestling with questions of conduct, character and pragmatic choices — things that have come into sharp relief with the resignation of Anthony D. Weiner and the indictment of John Edwards.

Those last 10 days have largely been spent assessing the practical questions of conducting a campaign in what one operative described as a "very low-key, very hush-hush" way.

But this is not plausibly understood to mean that virtue ethics is indifferent regarding questions of what to do; the question of conduct should be of substantial importance on both virtue and action centered approaches (see Sher 1998 15 177).

The question of conducting open versus anonymous peer review was worthy of vigorous debate.

"At its highest this could amount to perverting the course of justice, and at the least, raises questions of discreditable conduct, and honesty and integrity," it said.

Well, Ms Toynbee is honest enough to say, straight out, that she thinks bankers are simply paid too much money, before you even get to questions of their conduct.

In her stint at the exchange, she had a reputation as a tough but fair-minded investigator, particularly in working on cases involving delicate questions of ethical conduct rather than black-and-white cases of law, said David Doherty, who heads the division.

More recent security breaches and questions of agent conduct led the service's director to resign last year.

The characterizing and distinguishing statements can be used as a set of questions to conduct community-based survey on this important aspect of health services.

Every polling organization has different ways of wording questions and of conducting surveys, but those methods tend to remain consistent over time within an organization.