英语词汇“collocation_english_conduct”的音标、意思、用法及中文翻译-反思网

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course of conduct
It is tempting but wrong to think that if a course of conduct is morally justifiable, each of its segments is morally justifiable.
criminal conduct
A threat, for example, can be a compulsion and thus an excuse for criminal conduct, but not because it is a cause of that conduct.
dishonest conduct
This is wrong; this is not the right thing to do; this is dishonest conduct.
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dishonourable conduct
A man who is dismissed from one of these great societies through unprofessional or dishonourable conduct may to-morrow offer himself as a public accountant.
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disorderly conduct
Besides disorderly conduct, the police increasingly arrested young people for theft.
ethical conduct
Guidelines for the ethical conduct of research carried out by mental health service users and survivors.
good conduct medal
The estimated cost of an award would be £20.00 per medal or £1.00 for a bar to the existing long service and good conduct medal.
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illegal conduct
The lack of an exact equivalent offence in the home country does not excuse illegal conduct; nor should it be a means of avoiding extradition.
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immoral conduct
Immoral conduct is thus not merely a deficiency in one's capacity to follow moral laws or rules.
improper conduct
Daniel's gift, then, is an assertion of paternal authority (although he is ignorant of this link), and a warning against risk-taking as improper conduct for a woman.
moral conduct
For him, competition was integral to the possessive individualism which subordinated social interests and moral conduct to the drive for profit and personal gain.
offensive conduct
Diminution of one's cognitive or evaluative powers, and so on, is not the standard effect of offensive conduct.
orderly conduct
The rôle of the departmental officials is simply to assist the inspector in the orderly conduct of the inquiry.
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personal conduct
Perhaps the most striking is the question of the regulation of personal conduct and the management of social behaviour as an object of social policy.
principle of conduct
All members of my staff, paid from public funds, are governed in this respect by the general principles of conduct which apply to civil servants.
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professional conduct
But transferring one's own experience into interpreting the needs of patients is not in line with professional conduct, and therefore more knowledge is needed.
proper conduct
They emphasised the salience of individual comportment, proper conduct and correspondence as central to individual well-being.
responsible conduct
The role of nurses in ensuring the responsible conduct of clinical trials.
unethical conduct
In some of those cases, although not all—it is not the sole problem—the problem was unethical conduct by the police, the prosecutors and others.
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unlawful conduct
We can see no justification for depriving the tribunal of its power to grant remedies for unlawful conduct if it thinks a remedy is appropriate.
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unprofessional conduct
In a legal sense, consent only becomes critical when the doctor is sued for damages or prosecuted for unprofessional conduct.
unreasonable conduct
To move between the cars other than for the usual purposes for which respectable railroad passengers usually moved between cars was unreasonable conduct.
unsportsmanlike conduct
The debt proposal seems the most unsportsmanlike conduct of all.
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violent conduct
As such, grade retention may have a particularly aggravating effect on violent conduct problems in individuals with a long history of such problem behavior.
virtuous conduct
Monthly meetings were to be held where virtuous conduct was recorded and rewarded, and recidivists admonished and reprimanded by the head of the compact.
wrongful conduct
Either way, the crux of an excuse is that one's blameworthiness for engaging in wrongful conduct-or the wrongfulness of the conduct-is reduced or eliminated.
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Collocations with conduct