There are 27,356 results relating to "offensive behaviour at football"
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Official Report
Meeting date:
25 September 2002
Plenary, 25 Sep 2002
There is also the matter of getting children's point of view on, for example, television violence and the influences on their behaviour, both when they are children and in later life.
Official Report
Meeting date:
18 June 2002
Education, Culture and Sport Committee, 18 Jun 2002
I turn to the type of experiences that we want youngsters to have in school. To a large extent, the behaviours that we want youngsters to demonstrate when they leave school must be modelled within the school community itself.
Official Report
Meeting date:
25 March 2002
Transport and the Environment Committee, 25 Mar 2002
It depends a good deal on the local hydrography and on the behaviour patterns of sea trout and salmon.
Official Report
Meeting date:
16 January 2002
Plenary, 16 Jan 2002
"Nothing to do with me, gov," says the Scottish Executive. That is the sort of behaviour that drives passengers to distraction and a rail operating company into disrepute.What about some of the Executive's announcements?
Official Report
Meeting date:
13 November 2001
Rural Development Committee, 13 Nov 2001
We should bear it in mind that we are trying to define what is and what is not criminal behaviour. I will be interested to see whether Mr Watson believes that the phrase should be withdrawn or inserted later in the bill, with a clearer definition of "control".As always, I will listen with interest to what Mr Watson says, but can it really be said that a dog...
Official Report
Meeting date:
8 November 2000
Plenary, 08 Nov 2000
Some evidence exists to suggest that pornography helps to create attitudes and behaviour of contempt and aggression towards women.I contend that women have a right not to be targeted by a medium that could cause them harm.
Official Report
Meeting date:
21 September 2000
Plenary, 21 Sep 2000
Even where lifestyle factors are significant, as they are in relation to smoking, for example, they cannot be addressed effectively unless the material and social constraints on behavioural change are also addressed. That radical perspective was embodied recently in Sir Donald Acheson's report, which pointed out that"without a shift of resources to the less...
Official Report
Meeting date:
22 March 2000
Plenary, 22 Mar 2000
Although the management of the school is excellent and the behaviour of those responsible for managing the problem has been commendable, such a letter leaves parents with serious concerns about how the quality of education can be kept up in the face of cuts.The biggest problem that the cuts cause—and one that has not been addressed properly in today's debat...
Official Report
Meeting date:
23 February 2000
Plenary, 23 Feb 2000
The reality is a reversal of legal safeguards designed to protect our children and the promotion of codes of sexual behaviour in our schools that have no support and even less relevance to the majority of the Scottish people.The rhetoric calls for responsive public services to meet the needs of citizens, not the traditions of providers.
Official Report
Meeting date:
10 February 2000
Plenary, 10 Feb 2000
Among the savings are a 10 per cent reduction in school supplies; a reduced budget for behavioural support; a cut of one third in the budget for visiting specialists—for example, music, physical education and art teachers; a reduced budget for roads maintenance; a reduction in the operating budget for residential homes and other social work facilities; a re...
