Examples of using Misbehaviour in English and their translations into Slovak
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And its misbehaviour.
Misbehaviour is a Signal.
They create more misbehaviour.
Speaking as a father of eight children Iwill admit that it is often easier to turn the other way and purposely fail to notice misbehaviour.
Address ongoing or alleged misbehaviour on and off-platform.
This will be given for serious or repeated misbehaviour.
It is always preferable to prevent misbehaviour rather than punishing it afterwards.
Blaming others for his or her own mistakes or misbehaviour.
The risk of abuse would exist but misbehaviour would severely jeopardise the career of the awardee as a scientist.
Can you explain such misbehaviour?
In many households it is considered as misbehaviour, if you move in the dwelling space in shoes, which is used outside.
Ensure specific consequences immediately following misbehaviour.
The European Convention on Spectator Violence and Misbehaviour at Sports Events and in Particular at Football Matches.
Logical consequences are arranged by the parent butare logically connected to the misbehaviour.
The penalty must be aimed at the child's misbehaviour, and not at him personally.
Detailed rules cover issues such as speaking time, use of languages, distribution of documents,voting and sanctions for misbehaviour.
But he was kicked out of that school, too(this time for misbehaviour- he crashed a school-owned Mercedes).
If you justify their misbehaviour and outbursts in public by using this phrase, you're motivating your children to continue misbehaving and be irresponsible.
European Convention on Spectator Violence and Misbehaviour at Sports Events.
If you justify their misbehaviour and outbursts in public by using this phrase, you're motivating your children to continue misbehaving and be irresponsible.
It is also essential to help children and adolescents to realize that misbehaviour has consequences.
European Convention on Spectator Violence and Misbehaviour at Sports Events and in particular at Football Matches(ETS No. 120).
The Parties undertake to ensure the formulation and implementation of measures designed to prevent andcontrol violence and misbehaviour by spectators, including in particular.
These measures may consist in particular in personnel and organisation measures suchas the severance of all links with persons or organisations involved in the misbehaviour, appropriate staff reorganisation measures, the implementation of reporting and control systems, the creation of an internal audit structure to monitor compliance and the adoption of internal liability and compensation rules.
Further notes that the sovereign debt crises in all cases have been strongly correlated to the globalfinancial crisis caused by lax regulation and misbehaviour of the financial industry;
Having regard to the two Council of Europe conventions on Spectator violence and misbehaviour at sports events of 19 August1985 and on anti-doping of 19 August 1990.
The Parties shall co-ordinate the policies and actions of their government departments andother public agencies against violence and misbehaviour by spectators, where appropriate through setting up co-ordinating bodies.
Considering that both public authorities and the independent sports organisations have separate butcomplementary responsibilities to combat violence and misbehaviour by spectators, bearing in mind that the sports organisation also have responsibilities in matters of safety and that more generally they should ensure the orderly conduct of the events they organise;
Regrets, in this context, the absence of a common code of conduct for the European Council, which makesit difficult to assess whether integrity is safeguarded and potential misbehaviour sanctioned, and calls on the European Council to introduce comprehensive integrity rules for its President and his/her office;