There are 27,356 results relating to "offensive behaviour at football"
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Official Report
Meeting date:
25 February 2003
Enterprise and Lifelong Learning Committee, 25 Feb 2003
If the activity were to be much broader, more funding would obviously be needed.We considered funding from that point of view and as something that would have a significant enough impact to change the behaviour of some researchers or increase their desire to participate.
Official Report
Meeting date:
18 December 2002
Plenary, 18 Dec 2002
Such substances are not only volatile, but the use of them and behaviour resulting from them can be volatile.
Official Report
Meeting date:
18 September 2002
Enterprise and Lifelong Learning Committee, 18 Sep 2002
We are not saying that the whole gap is down to the companies' behaviour; some things to do with the way in which the system is structured in Scotland are outwith the companies' control.
Official Report
Meeting date:
15 January 2002
Public Petitions Committee, 15 Jan 2002
I am not a disruptive or unruly child: I have a very good record of behaviour and achievement at my school.I have two younger sisters: Ashleigh who is 12 and Chelsie who is now six.
Official Report
Meeting date:
6 December 2001
Plenary, 06 Dec 2001
That the Parliament confirms its support for the Executive's objective of decreasing offending and disorder among young people, particularly persistent offending by a very small minority of young people; recognises the importance of early intervention measures, of youth work and of increased sports, leisure and educational opportunities in enabling all young people to fulfil their potential and to steering many young people at risk of offending away from a life of crime; welcomes the proposals to achieve these objectives including (a) mapping the coverage and effectiveness of community-based programmes to tackle persistent offending, (b) using the partnership opportunities provided by the multi-agency youth justice teams to develop more systematic early intervention measures and to improve the quality of information provided to the children's hearing about the offending behaviour...
Official Report
Meeting date:
28 June 2001
Plenary, 28 Jun 2001
That the Parliament welcomes the New Opportunities Fund's commitment to social inclusion, equality and diversity and to working in partnership with other agencies and organisations at a national and local level; endorses the priorities identified by the Scottish Executive for the third round of initiatives; welcomes the Fund's intention to join the small-scale grants Awards for All scheme in Scotland; further welcomes the contribution which New Opportunities Fund funding will make to reinvigorating sport in schools, increasing community use of school based sports facilities and providing attractive alternatives for young people to criminal and anti-social behaviour...
Official Report
Meeting date:
25 April 2001
Standards Committee, 25 Apr 2001
Our ability to catch out the bad apples will depend ultimately on MSPs' behaviour and on ensuring that we enforce our codes of conduct.We must encourage the lobbyists to adopt greater transparency and openness, so that the public can understand who is speaking to us and how much money is being spent on lobbying for specific causes.
Official Report
Meeting date:
8 February 2001
Plenary, 08 Feb 2001
Therefore, politicians must act responsibly and do or say nothing to increase parents' concerns. However, responsible behaviour by politicians also means that we must respond to the reality that an increasing number of parents are concerned about the MMR vaccine and nothing that we say or do this morning will change that or convince them that there is no da...
Official Report
Meeting date:
14 June 2000
Standards Committee, 14 Jun 2000
I had envisaged that if the initial investigation disclosed an allegation of criminal behaviour, the commissioner would refer the matter to the procurator fiscal.
Official Report
Meeting date:
25 May 2000
Plenary, 25 May 2000
We had the time, resources and energy to phone the school and education department every five minutes to pursue people in authority, to take Oliver to Cardiff to the innovative Discovery Centre, and to find a behavioural optometrist in Scotland. Members may not know what that is, but there are few in Scotland and they are important to this condition.
