Sentence examples for suspicious conduct from inspiring English sources
The phrase "suspicious conduct" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe behavior that raises doubts or concerns about a person's intentions or actions. Example: "The security team reported several instances of suspicious conduct in the parking lot, prompting an investigation."
Mr. Swehli said that suspicious conduct by the journalists had led his men to follow them as they moved around Tripoli and conducted interviews at various ministries of the interim government.
It seeks to avoid racial profiling and other law enforcement excesses by requiring that the reports be based on the evidence of suspicious conduct, not on what the person looks like or where he comes from.
In a damning report seen by the Guardian, Davies found the headmaster and deputy head, who have now left, had received four separate complaints about Vahey's suspicious conduct but did not report them to local authority child protection experts.
And, most significantly, in his course of this lengthy conversation with Officer Serrano, he defines "the right people" in terms of the broad demographic, rather than by their suspicious conduct – like peering into apartment windows or evading police — which is the only lawful basis for a stop, according to the Supreme Court.
I mean, who would?" On CNN's "State of the Union" on Sunday, Mr. Pistole, a 26-year F.B.I. veteran who took over at the T.S.A. in June, described the scanners and pat-downs as the last line of defense against terrorists who evade no-fly lists and the "behavior detection officers" looking out for suspicious conduct at airports.
As the report admits: "Although the influence of the classic omerta has declined, riders are still reluctant to report doping or suspicious conduct to the authorities".
The concept of reasonable suspicion as justification for a stop and frisk, as opposed to the probable cause that the police need for a formal search, comes from a 1968 Supreme Court decision, Terry v. Ohio, which permitted police officers who observe suspicious behavior to conduct, for their own protection, a limited pat-down search for weapons.
He hired an ombudsman to field reports of suspicious behavior and appointed an investigator to conduct an independent review of the events and diocesan policies.
"Behold their petrified, suspicious, sweaty conduct...
Officials at the Securities and Exchange Commission say that they are being inundated with tips from company insiders and shareholders about suspicious corporate conduct and improper disclosures, and that in the first two months of this year they have nearly tripled the number of cases opened to investigate financial fraud over the same period last year.
Jeff Schlanger, chief operating officer of security systems for Kroll Associates, a risk analysis firm, said that screeners could conduct informal interviews with travelers, especially those showing suspicious behavior.
