Sentence examples for a code of standards from inspiring English sources

Impress is still holding consultations about drawing up a code of standards while Ipso has been dealing with complaints under the editors' code of practice for 18 months.

The Comics Magazine Association of America was formed, and it imposed a code of standards of almost incredible restrictiveness — "an unprecedented (and never surpassed) monument of self-imposed repression and prudery," as Hajdu characterizes it.

It includes a code of standards, behavior and values that ensure mutual trust and security.

And a code of standards could be adopted so that tenants knew what standards to expect of new rental developments.

It includes a code of standards, principles, behavior and a scale of values to ensure a minimum of mutual trust and security.

In 1929, Catholic layman Martin Quigley, editor of the prominent trade paper Motion Picture Herald, and Father Daniel A. Lord, a Jesuit priest, created a code of standards (which Hays liked immensely ), and submitted it to the studios.

According to Paul Fischer, a Tampa, Fla., businessman who helped to found the commission, members adhere to a code of service standards for the right to post the commission's seal of approval on their Web sites.

Faced with a run of criticism, including a popular movie, leaders of the American Economic Association, the world's largest professional society for economists, founded in 1885, are considering a step that most other professions took a long time ago — adopting a code of ethical standards.

A Realtor is a voluntary member of the National Association of Realtors, a trade group, and must follow a code of professional standards.

Though some solutions to current ambiguity in data usage and human rights may include a code of ethics, standards of operation, and a diversity in data, the discussion proved to be a catalyst for further discussions on human dignity, privacy, and ethics.

There's really nothing wrong with a voluntary code of standards for bloggers.