Sentence examples for terms of conduct from inspiring English sources

Julia Lathrop (1858 1932) was a Vassar graduate who, in 1912, after residing at Hull House for 22 years, became the first woman to head a federal agency, the Children's Bureau, which, in terms of conduct, she modeled after Hull House.

my manager and Natalia in HR (convenient!) said the letter violated terms of conduct & is why I was let go.

"The HR lady & my manager straight up told me that the letter violated Yelp's 'Terms of Conduct' and that's why they had to let me go," she later tweeted.

The factors admitted interpretations in terms of conduct, hyperactivity, and passivity.

Regulators acknowledge that the development of medicinal products is evolving in terms of conduct and focus.

There were no significant differences between the groups in terms of conduct disorder and alcohol use disorder.

Jeff Blackburn said, "In terms of conducting eyewitness identification, Texas is doing better than any state in the Union".

You can't ever expect the world to see everything about yourself in the way that you do – certainly in terms of conducting a career as a homosexual in show business.

In terms of conducting a team, Jameer Nelson of the Magic had come up as short when compared with Rajon Rondo as he does to his teammate Dwight Howard, who stands 11 inches taller.

The situation around Mr. Maskhadov is so far out of control that at any moment he might simply be destroyed by his inner circle as an obstacle in the path of a triumphant radicalism -- not fundamentalist Islamic radicalism but radicalism in terms of conducting the war, as seen in the hostage taking in Moscow.

These cuts are a symptom of a much larger problem, namely that higher education is becoming increasingly streamlined to fit into the demands of the economy, either in terms of conducting basic research that can be exploited for financial gain or by producing competent employees and managers to fill what positions the economy can still provide.