Sentences with phrase «of abusive behaviour by»

What the Commission is essentially arguing is that a Member State infringes Article 106 in connection with 102 TFEU even in the absence of abusive behaviour by the public undertaking.

MP Sir Gerald Kaufman's riven constituency party has now been suspended by party headquarters after reports of abusive behaviour by local members.

Not exact matches

At the same time, subordinates were completing surveys at the end of each workday about any abusive behaviour displayed by their leader that day, as well as their own level of work engagement.

Ilesanmi was charged by police under Section 5 of the Public Order Act for using threatening or abusive words or behaviour or disorderly behaviour within the hearing or sight of a person likely to be caused harassment, alarm or distress which was racially aggravated.

For my children, witnessing their mum being being driven to the point of emotional and physical breakdown by the abusive behaviour of her fellow «leaders» offered a pretty «terrible misconception» too!

«This prejudice - related bullying is often characterised by abusive behaviour, intolerance or ostracism of the grounds of an individual's gender, ethnicity, body image / size, sexuality, disability, age, religion or belief.

Bants is an abbreviation of banter, described by the Urban Dictionary as «a term used to justify hilarious yet completely inappropriate and unacceptably abusive behaviour between friends, usually males».

In response, the government noted the «worrying picture» in schools, including «some very disturbing evidence about the sheer volume of sexually predatory and abusive behaviour experienced by young girls», but said existing legislation on the issue within the Government Equalities Office was «already strong» and would not be immediately changed.

Noting the «worrying picture» in schools, including «some very disturbing evidence about the sheer volume of sexually predatory and abusive behaviour experienced by young girls», the government said existing legislation on the issue within the Government Equalities Office (GEO) was «already strong» and would not be immediately changed.

The Divisional Court advanced a second basis for rejecting the Discipline Committee's suggestion that the several counts of sexual abuse could possibly be explained by Dr. P's genuine and complete unawareness of the ways in which his behaviour was abusive.

The Bureau is responsible for the administration and enforcement of the Competition Act, which includes provisions against price fixing, price maintenance and abusive behaviour by a dominant firm resulting in a lessening of competition.