Sentence examples similar to abided by the code from inspiring English sources

Schroders drew immediate criticism from the Institute of Directors (I0D) for failing to abide by the code.

And there are other people who don't abide by the code of honour.

I have no doubt that the vast majority of scientists do abide by the code in their everyday work.

Sir Jeremy Heywood, the cabinet secretary, said in recent guidelines for the referendum campaign that special advisers must abide by the code.

Eight other lenders have already agreed to abide by the code of conduct, which sets out rules for companies to follow in their direct-to-consumer marketing efforts.

I can't imagine this being anything other than a useful learning experience for newspaper and magazine journalists who must abide by the code of practice.

"If we can get everyone, moving forward, to abide by the code of conduct, we can raise conditions for workers dramatically," Mr. Spitzer said.

So we just ask them to stay within the color scheme and to abide by the code as far as modesty".

Established in 1936 it is embedded in our rule book and by signing our membership form, it is made clear to journalists that they are signing up to abide by the Code.

Nurses have to be registered with the NMC to practise - and they have to abide by the code.

All these appointments have been carried out through an emergency process, meaning they do not have to abide by the code of practice for public appointments, although the Commissioner for Public Appointments has been consulted.