Sentence examples for verbal conduct from inspiring English sources

The letter described "pervasive unwelcome verbal conduct" and found that Mr. Lopez verbally harassed, groped and kissed two of his staff members without their consent.

A letter signed by Mr. Silver described "pervasive unwelcome verbal conduct" and said that Mr. Lopez had verbally harassed, groped and kissed two of his staff members without their consent.

For this purpose, the Supreme Court defines sexual harassment as unwelcome physical or verbal conduct of a sexual nature that may take one of two forms.

At Harvard, sexual harassment is "unwelcome conduct of a sexual nature," including verbal conduct that is "sufficiently persistent, pervasive, or severe" so as to create a "hostile environment".

A settlement agreement earlier this year between the Departments of Justice and Education and the University of Montana defined sexual harassment as "any unwelcome conduct of a sexual nature," including "verbal conduct" (read: speech) for the purposes of allegedly encouraging reporting on cases of suspected sexual harassment.

(In a week when Anita Hill is back in the news, the Washington Post, in its piece on Williams's firing, links back to a piece from 1991, about the anger of women in the Post's newsroom when Williams wrote a dismissive piece on Hill at a time when he was being investigated for "inappropriate" verbal conduct toward his female co-workers.

(iii) Conduct: Formal and informal rules that govern the range of verbal and non-verbal conduct in such interactions.

a. Congruence is concerned with interaction itself: what can legitimately be dealt with in an interaction (e.g. a consultation), what the form of the work is, what the role of each participant is, how the work is to be completed in the time and space available, and the formal and informal rules that govern the verbal and non-verbal conduct of an interaction.

(He too, however, pitches himself overboard at the end.) And the cast is very, very good; the roles are huge, with numerous soliloquies in the form of conference presentations as well as extended verbal jousts conducted in the sometimes eloquent, sometimes ponderous jargon of academe.

The suggestion that the OLD should have seen evidence of the corps' flawed designs may be rooted in verbal interviews conducted in November of 2005 with the first levee investigators to arrive at ground zero.

The verbal autopsies conducted after the deaths failed to ascertain the aetiologies for either death.