Примеры использования Behaviour may на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Nonetheless, changes in current travel behaviour may emerge.
Yet the resulting behaviour may appear complex or even intelligent.
Nonetheless, a consensus appears to be emerging that certain types of behaviour may produce effects that are dangerous.
Improper police behaviour may also give rise to disciplinary measures.
Migrating with their families is also not allowed andsame-sex or transgender behaviour may be prohibited or a cause for termination;
Animal behaviour may be improved by offering pigs functional areas for different activities.
I suggest that the explanation for her behaviour may be something more mundane.
Corrupt behaviour may occur in different components of the extractive value chain, for example OECD, 2016.
The environment andthe attitude of an institution towards corrupt behaviour may contribute to sustaining or deterring occurrences of corruption.
Such behaviour may involve a refusal to sell, discriminatory practices or tied sales as defined in article 30 of the Act.
It is true that the direct impact of capacity development is difficult to quantify,as gauging changes in approach or behaviour may be linked to multiple variables.
I know the butler's behaviour may have seemed odd and irrational.
Behaviour may also be influenced by indirect means for example, changing the layout of a road or its environment, by improving vehicle ergonomics.
Such discriminatory behaviour may constitute a criminal offence.
Behaviour may also be influenced by indirect means(for example, changing the layout of a road or its environment, by improving vehicle ergonomics) that can minimize the effects of errors or stop a user from committing them;
The SPT understood that they were used as observation cells orfor holding a person whose behaviour may put the security of other detainees or staff members at risk.
Misconduct and unethical behaviour may be identified and brought to the attention of the editor and publisher at any time.
One such way is to combine land-use and transport planning,although their combined effect on human behaviour may be limited, as was discussed at the Ninth Conference.
Inappropriate behaviour may be defined as, but not limited to any activity that disrupts, endangers or interferes with the environment of the residence hall community.
Customary practices, for example, in relation to marriage and inheritance, andstereotypic attitudes and discriminatory behaviour may limit women's choices and opportunities in employment, education and training, and access to health services.
Such behaviour may, according to the petitioner, even be justified and considered normal, if a person has been unjustifiably and unfoundedly placed in a closed institution against his will.
If someone is concerned, however inconsistently,about the harm his behaviour may be causing to himself, he is surely in a qualitatively different situation to someone who has no such concerns.
Good behaviour may be rewarded by remission of sentence(up to one quarter of total sentence) and/or through eligibility for parole after serving at least two thirds of a sentence.
The Residential Tenancies Act also provides that a third party affected by anti-social behaviour may, subject to certain conditions, take a case to the Private Residential Tenancies Board against a landlord who has failed to enforce tenant obligations.
Such behaviour may increase the availability of an attachment figure who otherwise displays inconsistent or misleading responses to the infant's attachment behaviours, suggesting the unreliability of protection and safety.
In the US, for example, this indicator is 26 children under the age of one per 100,000 children .63 Shaking a baby is clearly associated with the pressure the parent is under as well as their inability to cope, andparents are also unaware that such behaviour may cause lifelong disability or death of the child.
Under these circumstances competitive behaviour may not be the rule, and liberalization may not result directly in the improvements in market functioning that are being sought.
Behaviour may also be influenced by indirect means(for example, through action to modify the layout of a road or its environment, by improving vehicle ergonomics, etc.) that may minimize the consequences of errors of behaviour, and even stop a user from committing them;
Although it was accepted by both parties that"… it is for an applicant to show that he satisfies the requirement of good character",the court ruled that"whilst criminal behaviour may in some cases make the outcome of the good character test inevitable,[…] the test involves looking at the whole of an applicant's character and not merely asking whether they have a criminal record.
In some cases, such behaviour may be driven by knowledge or an expectation that household income will increase in the near future, for example, those starting a new job soon or students.