1.   In part, this was because he still thought he could make Stalin behave by applying economic pressure.

2.   All these out-of-scale giants have found other homes except the foxtail lilies, which behave themselves by dying back discreetly after flowering in May.

3.   Citing the integrity and professionalism of their personnel, they argue that auditors are deterred from behaving unethically by the negative consequences of violating existing rules.

4.   Even at play, an African lion cub learns how to behave by imitating its mother.

5.   His new running mate, Jack Kemp, has proved that he knows how to behave vice-presidentially by wearing a muzzle and following orders.

6.   Nowadays, the butter would keep you from feeling you were behaving well by eating the radishes.

7.   Officials will repeat their effort this year, while the library police continue to patrol the stacks for those who refuse to behave by the book.

8.   Secondary schools enticed those older youngsters to stay in school and behave by offering them courses that were more interesting than essential.

9.   Underlying such stereotypical perceptions are differences in the way men and women are viewed and taught to behave by our culture.

10.   When he is reminded that the Serbian authorities are not British and behave by different rules, Samardzic only shrugs.