Übersetzung für 'misbehavior' von Englisch nach Deutsch

misbehavior [Am.]

Fehlverhalten {n}

Ungezogenheit {f}

schlechtes Benehmen {n}

schlechtes Betragen {n}

• Lakeview School is an alternative school for grades 6-12 to teach those who have a history of misbehavior.
• In 2012, Mike de Jong's Ministry of Health fired seven health ministry workers without cause, Margaret MacDiarmid as his freshly appointed replacement falsely claimed that the RCMP were investigating their misbehavior.
• Their misbehavior destructively escalates in a city scarred by sectarian violence.
• In 1993 violent misbehavior by Canadian peacekeeping forces in Somalia shocked the nation.
• The laws' application has led to a perception that normal adolescent misbehavior is being subjected to punishment by the criminal justice system instead of through traditional school disciplinary channels, that in some instances has rendered "all manner of common misbehavior illegal".

• In 2017, the fraternity at Pennsylvania State University was suspended for hazing, forced alcohol consumption, and misbehavior that endangered members of the fraternity.
• Described by critics as "autobiographical," the song is influenced by the writers' personal experiences with teenage misbehavior.
• In the early 2000s, the "News" was a member of a coalition of newspapers which brought suit against Auburn University to uncover financial misbehavior by trustees.
• Ramodibedi was fired for gross misbehavior.
• Messenius wrote some satires on Axel Oxenstierna and accused Christina of serious misbehavior and being a Jezebel, for which he was beheaded in Stockholm, together with his 17-year-old son.

• Media reports on their perceived misbehavior have helped develop the public image of the Fuerdai. Anger toward Fuerdais reflects widespread frustration with social class and mobility in China.
• The traditional religious beliefs include attributing marks on the moon to misbehavior of Abeulo, their Great Father.
• Student behavior may be maintained by attention; if students have a history of getting attention after misbehavior, they may continue this behavior as long as it continues to get attention.
• On March 25, 2015, the Army announced that Bergdahl had been charged with two counts under the Uniform Code of Military Justice: one count of "desertion with intent to shirk important or hazardous duty" and one count of "misbehavior before the enemy by endangering the safety of a command, unit or place"; the second more serious misbehavior charge can be charged with a life sentence.
• This is accomplished by each book defining a misbehavior; explaining the cause of the misbehavior; discussing the negative effects of the misbehavior; and offering suggestions for replacing the misbehavior with acceptable behavior.