Sentence examples for some sort of conduct from inspiring English sources

CHIEF JUSTICE WILLIAM H. REHNQUIST -- But all, almost all, laws are based on disapproval of either some people or some sort of conduct.

He suggested that the Justice Department, and perhaps the federal government more broadly, could tie grants to "some sort of conduct assessment" to ensure the money only goes to departments that "conduct themselves in appropriate ways". He added that such a proposal would likely require congressional approval.

Lyonophyton has some sort of conducting strand at the center of its axis, but the nature of the tubes (tracheids or no) is questionable.

"The risks of legal liability are not high unless you engage in some sort of nefarious conduct," said Steven D. Sladkus, a partner with Schwartz, Sladkus, Reich, Greenberg, Atlas, LLP.

There is some slight evidence that some sort of study was conducted -- probably as part of an excuse.

The official, whose comments on diplomatic progress were generally positive yet also ambiguous, said, "What you should take from this is that so long as there is some sort of diplomacy to be conducted we are going to conduct it". "I think and I hope there is some more room for diplomacy," the official said.

For the party -- or one of its apparatchiks -- to attack him as having crossed over some sort of line of acceptable conduct would likely only serve to reinforce Trump-as-unpolitician.

He also brought up the dating histories of the two journalists as some sort of justification for his conduct, pointing out that one was single and the other divorced.  .

In the months before the Discovery's mission began, the shuttle's commander, Col. Eileen M. Collins, hinted that some sort of ceremony would be conducted from orbit.

It is part of the FSA's drive – belated, some would say – to stamp out this sort of conduct.

The marriage rate was so impressive that the psychiatrist asked the Old Timers if he could interview them to conduct some sort of a study.