Sentence examples similar to reformed conduct from inspiring English sources

Security officials believe two Isis units that were responsible for major bombings in Baghdad in 2009 have been reformed to conduct a series of new attacks and were responsible for the one in Karrada.

Congress passed sweeping legislation to reform corporate conduct and governance last week, and President Bush has pledged to sign it.

Pound believes it is possible for Russia to reform its conduct if not its culture in time for this summer's Olympics.

"This moment is an opportunity for Canada to put an ugly legacy behind us, for the government to take steps to reform its conduct so that the injustice does not continue and build a better future for all".

The purposes of punishment on a communicative account are both to convey the state's condemnation of the action and to lead the offender to repent her action and to reform her conduct.

The reforms conducted in port governance follow different paths, although the main challenges and objectives of the ports today are very similar all around the world.

The aim of this paper is to compare how the changes experienced in port activity have been reflected in the port governance reforms conducted in the Latin countries both in South America and in Europe.

Note that, as we model the rest of EMU as one block in the model at hand, it may still be possible that some individual countries lose from the reforms conducted in Spain in practice.

However, the medical system reform conducted in the 19th century under direction of the Meiji government adopted new curricula of medical education based on Western medicine, resulting in the elimination of Kampo education from the Japanese medical schools' curricula [ 3, 4].

Of these are so far reformed as to conduct themselves well, for from three to five years after leaving the institution.

An investigation of a stratified catalyst arrangement for methanol autothermal reforming was conducted.