Sentence examples for serious misbehavior from inspiring English sources

More serious misbehavior like bullying, violent fights or starting fires can still lead to longer suspensions, as much as 90 days in some cases or a year if a firearm is involved.

But the consultant, which conducted more than 100 interviews, also had harsh words for the unions, noting that they often defended the most serious misbehavior and poor performance by their members.

She also believes that William Moore, the M.S. 202 principal, and other principals have been reluctant to crack down on serious misbehavior for fear that too many administrative suspensions will lead the Department of Education to lower the principals' scores on new official evaluations, the first of which were sent out to some principals two weeks ago.

It's guarded with charms to prevent unlawful entry and other serious misbehavior.

High school dropout rates are high among immigrants, as is early discharge from mandatory military service for serious misbehavior.

This data concludes "racial disparities are not explained by more frequent or more serious misbehavior by students of color".

And fault can certainly be taken into account in determining spousal support if domestic violence or other serious marital misbehavior has reduced the other party's earning power.

On the surface this looks like a simple case of meting out the appropriate punishment for perceived serious student misbehavior.

The attorneys general, he added, "have done a significant investigation/examination of serious servicer misbehavior in the foreclosure and loan modification processes and I believe that the fair resolution of their negotiations offers the best hope for immediate relief for consumers faced with the possible loss of their homes".

In an important sense, however, behavioral economics is a revolution – a revolution against the pitiless abstractions that have shaped the phony cost-benefit equations of corporatist economists who still work to undermine regulatory law and order in the fight against serious corporate misbehavior.

He faces life in prison if convicted of the more serious offense of misbehavior.