At the time, companies defended their engagement with the country in part by embracing the Sullivan Principles, an acceptable code of conduct for doing business in the country developed by a Philadelphia pastor named Leon Sullivan.
"In addition, the doctors who conduct these examinations, by doing so forcibly, violate their ethical obligations towards people they examine, " he added.
Yet proponents suggest that means the tax is doing its job of discouraging the targeted conduct.
But from the point of view of music-making and me doing my job, I prefer to conduct from the pit.
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The United States would be hard pressed with the post-Clinton military to conduct larger-scale combat in Afghanistan, to say nothing of doing so simultaneously there and in, say Iraq.
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We both conduct most of our communications via text or email and we both prefer doing it this way.
In a statement to CNN, lawyers for Schultz and Curley said both men were doing the best they could about a report of "inappropriate conduct" by a man with a stellar reputation.
In February, Holder told Congress the Justice Department was still doing its internal inquiry, but stated that officials could be fired for improper conduct.
But we also can't sugarcoat it and tell them that doing the right thing -- the right way -- is the appropriate conduct in life.
In its report, the committee says ministers "must recognise that they have responsibility, not just accountability, for the conduct of their special advisers, and actively ensure that they are fully aware of what their advisers are doing in their name".
Congress would be doing a disservice to the legacy of Aaron Swartz if it simply focused on the CFAA and the conduct of the prosecutors in this case, rather than using this as an opportunity to evaluate the entire federal criminal system.
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