The phrase "administration code of conduct" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a set of rules or guidelines that govern the behavior of individuals within an administrative context, such as a school, organization, or government.
Example: "All employees are required to adhere to the administration code of conduct to maintain a professional work environment."
Alternatives: "administrative conduct guidelines" or "administration behavior policy".
Avoiding that outcome is presumably what the Obama administration seeks–some code of conduct against testing, and deployment of anti-satellite weapons, whether launched from space or from the ground "against" space, coupled with a ban on attacking satellites.
Avoiding that outcome is presumably what the Obama administration seeks--some code of conduct against testing, and deployment of anti-satellite weapons, whether launched from space or from the ground "against" space, coupled with a ban on attacking satellites.
WASHINGTON — Last year, as governments in Asia and the Middle East started to buy stakes in financial institutions in the West, the Bush administration called for an international code of conduct by sovereign wealth funds.
In disciplinary processes under the Faculty Code of Conduct, the administration would seek the advice of a review panel before deciding upon what disciplinary measures to recommend to the Committee on Privilege and Tenure.
A statement from Cameroon's FA read: "Recent allegations of fraud around Cameroon's 2014 Fifa World Cup three preliminary games, especially Cameroon versus Croatia, as well of the 'existence of seven bad apples [in our national team]' do not reflect the values and principles promoted by our administration, in line with Fifa's code of conduct and the ethics of our nation.
The Bush administration has for months called for a voluntary code of conduct and previously asked for the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund to help draw one up.
As befitted an institution shaped by a believer in wholly voluntary and consensual networks of governance, there were no curricular requirements, no mandatory code of conduct except the self-enforced honour system, no president or administration.
The Obama administration, increasingly involved in Asia, has urged adoption of a code of conduct.
In reality, the administration has agreed to work with the EU on creating a code of conduct, but it has explicitly refused to follow the EU code of conduct as it stands, saying that it is too restrictive.
They begin their argument with the false claim that "The Obama administration recently declared that America would follow, though not sign, a European Union code of conduct for outer space".
The Obama administration recently declared that America would follow, though not sign, a European Union code of conduct for outer space — a transparent end run around the constitutional requirement that the Senate ratify all treaties.
