Synonym: action, behavior, direct, guide, lead, manage, manner. Similar words: on duty, product, reduction, production, productive, productivity, introduction, second. Meaning: [kən'dʌkt] 
n. 1. manner of acting or controlling yourself 2. (behavioral attributes) the way a person behaves toward other people. v. 1. direct the course of; manage or control 2. lead, as in the performance of a composition 3. behave in a certain manner 4. transmit or serve as the medium for transmission 5. take somebody somewhere 6. lead musicians in the performance of.
n. 1. manner of acting or controlling yourself 2. (behavioral attributes) the way a person behaves toward other people. v. 1. direct the course of; manage or control 2. lead, as in the performance of a composition 3. behave in a certain manner 4. transmit or serve as the medium for transmission 5. take somebody somewhere 6. lead musicians in the performance of. 
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(181) The Rules of Conduct cover the totality of a registrant's conduct, but several are directly applicable to risk issues.
(182) Avon and Somerset Police have summonsed Redknapp to appear in court to answer charges of alleged abusive conduct.
(183) However the FBI-style agency will not conduct its own investigations or prosecutions, although many Whitehall insiders believe this could eventually happen.
(184) In children too there seems to be an increase in problems relating to antisocial, aggressive conduct and delinquent acts.
(185) Until radicals grasped the need to conduct their affairs in absolute secrecy, their chances of conspiring effectively were remote.
(186) He also asked his bioethics advisory panel to conduct a full review and report back to him in 90 days.
(187) You can also conduct profit forecasts, identify profitable work and problem areas.
(188) Equally, there are those who conduct their affairs with imagination and equanimity.
(189) Almost all absurdity of conduct arises from the imitation of those whom we cannot resemble. Samuel Johnson 
(190) Teachers employed by the Region who wish to conduct research in their own school only require approval from their headteachers.
(191) Most of us would agree with any condemnation of such conduct.
(192) He said he had to conduct some business with the grain merchant.
(193) Today they were given approval to mount a High Court Challenge over the coroner's conduct.
(194) I believe today that my conduct is in accordance with the will of the Almighty. Adolf Hitler
(195) It makes me an adherent to a code of conduct which helps hold society together.
(196) A working group of nonprofit agencies was set up to conduct the annual negotiations with the State Department.
(197) After all, constitutionally(Sentencedict.com), ministers are answerable to Parliament for the conduct of their Departments.
(198) In 1956, the contrast from conduct at all previous conventions was startling.
(199) Your conduct is inexcusable.
(200) We can only stress that no reputable antiques dealer would ever conduct business on a doorstep.
(201) Companies wishing to join will have to abide by a code of conduct.
(202) Political action groups lay in wait for companies that stumble in their conduct and treatment of multiple stake-holders.
(203) Eighteen months later an appellate court reversed the convictions and criticized the conduct of the trial judge and the prosecution.
(204) There are four pillars to a happy marriage: respect one another as individuals; (give) soft answers; (practice)financial honesty; (conduct) family prayer. Gordon B. Hinckley
(205) Thompson is seeking Senate approval for a $ 6. 5 million budget to conduct wide-ranging hearings later this year.
(206) The committee also continues to act as adviser to the Professional Conduct Department on the technical aspects of disciplinary complaints.
(207) Management consultancy divisions of accounting firms tend to be strong on business advice and professional codes of conduct.
(208) By ethical conduct toward all creatures,[sentencedict.com] we enter into a spiritual relationship with the universe. Albert Schweitzer
(209) Burke and Chinkin set out an expert's code of conduct in an appendix to their article cited at 14.9.2.
(210) A code of conduct relating to the use of software acquired for educational purposes has been adopted by the University.
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