Examples of using Acceptable behaviour in English and their translations into Spanish
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an increased range of acceptable behaviour, and advances in technology,
The progress made in international forums towards a common perception of what constitutes acceptable behaviour on the part of State s in cyberspace,
people who care less for the politics of the machination of power brokers who arrogate unto themselves the right to determine what is acceptable behaviour in the international political system.
students with guidelines for acceptable behaviours in and out of school.
leaders need to provide clear instructions regarding acceptable behaviours and the application of laws.
socialization processes, and acceptable behaviours.
A new found policy approach by a significant space actor should also inform our attempts to collectively define additional acceptable behaviours for the conduct of activities in outer space within the Conference on Disarmament.
practise a wide range of acceptable behaviours towards children, a valuable basis for any action in promoting effective parenting practices
and socially acceptable behaviour.
They made known the rules of practical and acceptable behaviour in society.
Interrupting a senior officer is not acceptable behaviour.
You spend your life uncovering what goes on beneath the surface of civility and acceptable behaviour.
A clear message was being sent out that violence was not acceptable behaviour.
The extent to which it occurs is influenced by sociocultural norms of acceptable behaviour, the primacy of family values
that has clear guidelines on acceptable behaviour should be able to help us to deal with such dilemmas.
prevailing attitudes about what is acceptable behaviour for girls.
The increase in allegations of misconduct made to the Office nonetheless suggests that staff members are more cognizant of the standards of acceptable behaviour and have greater confidence in internal reporting.
measures in promoting safe, acceptable behaviour and positive values in schools.
corruption to be more or less acceptable behaviour in everyday life,
where clear expectations of acceptable behaviour are held and met, and where all members of the school community feel they belong.