Misbehaviour definition

Misbehaviour means circumstances relating to the actions of the student which may include, but are not limited to the following; these are grounds for suspension or cancellation of enrolment:

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Misbehaviour means failure to comply with the requirements of 2 above, whether intentionally or knowingly or, in circumstances where it is reasonable to expect care to be taken, through want of care: but excluding conduct covered by the College’s Academic Support and Discipline rules or by its Code of Conduct on Sexual Harassment.

Misbehaviour means conduct that constitutes an offence or a breach of discipline;

Examples of Misbehaviour in a sentence

• Misbehaviour resulting from the use of alcohol may result in action being taken and may, if the College considers the misbehaviour to be serious, result in the instigation of the formal disciplinary procedure as detailed in these Regulations.

• Up late/to bed late Early bed or breakfast report card Misbehaviour in dorm/study room Work in isolation in a supervised room or area Unacceptable dress / appearance Confiscation and detention for persistent offences Untidiness in study/dayroom/litter etc.

• The Agreement has been concluded in three identical copies, one copy for each Party, in English language version.

• Misbehaviour detection constitutes a sequential decision-making process that can be modelled as an MDP [25].

• Student Misbehaviour General misconduct Students are expected to respect other students, staff and property so that learning and teaching can take place freely, safely and without impediment due to the misconduct of others.

More Definitions of Misbehaviour

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Misbehaviour means any behaviour which is not in accordance with the social norms or standards of behaviour of the society.

Misbehaviour means any behaviour of a student which is contrary to the Code of Conduct of the University, Rules and Regulations of the University

Misbehaviour means conduct that constitutes an offence or a breach of discipline or a breach of the code of service;”,

Misbehaviour. , in relation to a detainee, means any breach of the regulations that is committed by the detainee;

Misbehaviour above includes but is not limited to:  excessive tardiness;  failure to notify an absence;  abusive language in the workplace; and  dishonesty.

Misbehaviour means misconduct as outlined in Corruption, Crime and Misconduct Act 2003.