Conduct
Held
Held adjective - Occupied or in the control of; often used in combination.
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They're no longer a Mega Corp., in fact they're long since defunct and held as an example of how not to conduct business.
Source: Video Game / Anno Domini -
But in the USA, military and Armchair Military studies have often sought to separate the Wehrmacht's 'professional' conduct on the battlefield from its 'political' conduct against POW and civilians and held up the former as a shining paragon of professionalism worthy of emulation.
- An abuser has to be held responsible for stopping abusive conduct and improving his own behavior.
Source: Useful Notes / Abuse
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