The restaurants have pledged to end a practice that prohibited workers from switching jobs within the individual chains.
The UK has initiated efforts to meet its own health workforce planning needs while paying attention to global equity considerations by adopting a formal "code of practice" that prohibits its National Health Service employers from recruiting health professionals from a long list of developing countries [ 12].
Robert Clive, appointed governor of Bengal for the second time in 1764, introduced a code of practice that prohibited servants of the company from trading on their own account or accepting gifts from native traders.
released a set of best practices that prohibits the use of eponyms in the naming of new illnesses.
The association, which represents the leaders of 180 American art museums, said that the sale — to be handled by Christie's in New York this fall — violated accepted museum practices that prohibit the sale of collection objects for general operating purposes, "a fundamental covenant between museums and donors".
Assisted injection at VANDU's former facility was only permitted under auspices of strict harm reduction practices that prohibited sharing of drugs and injection paraphernalia [51].
His proposal states that it would apply to jurisdictions that have statutes, policies or practices that prohibit law enforcement "from assisting or cooperating with Federal immigration law enforcement in the course of carrying out the officers' routine law enforcement duties".
Among the most frequently cited problems was the company's habit of allowing doctors' offices to fax orders for medicine without names of specific patients, a practice that is prohibited under state law.
It will also stop providing financial support directly to doctors to attend medical conferences, a practice that is prohibited in the United States through an industry-imposed ethics code but that still occurs in other countries.
Financial sleaze, which dogged the previous Tory government under John Major in the 1990s, is threatening to make a comeback.On June 5th Giles Chichester, the leader of the Conservatives in the European Parliament, resigned after admitting to channelling expenses through a family company, a practice that was prohibited from 2003.
