Sentence examples for abide by a code from inspiring English sources

He also said players must abide by a "code of loyalty" that keeps internal discord private.

"The university has a strict speaker policy, which means that all speakers are required to give their agreement to abide by a code of practice.

He is also arguing that ministers need to "abide by a code of practice when it comes to dealing with unpaid independent scientific advisers".

Instead of using the most popular name, it was decided to abide by a code of priority and award the naming rights to the first taxonomist to describe the species.

These offers are becoming so popular that car owners have been willing to limit where they shop and abide by a code of conduct while they are behind the wheel.

That system, modeled after a similar one in Britain, would require firms to abide by a code of conduct, like not defrauding customers, instead of providing a list of specific rules.

Military tribunals have traditionally been set up for this purpose, distinguishing the ordinary criminal who acts outside the law from the soldier who abides by a code of conduct at odds with our own core beliefs.

Hawai'i's approved Dolphin SMART tours are also listed in The Nai'a Guide so that tourists may choose a sustainable tour that abides by a code of conduct created to have a minimal impact on the animals' natural rhythm.

With an open, "newsroom" environment, our office at Gambel Communications abides by a code of culture which gives a nod to simple courtesies.

The official Saudia Dress Code is exactly one sentence long: "Saudia is requesting from their guests to abide by a dress code whereby they are clothed in a manner that is inline with public taste or not offensive to other passengers". Shorts, in this case, fall into the offensive category.

While they have to abide by a national "code", they are able to set the criteria and administer it themselves.