Sentence examples for adopted code of practice from inspiring English sources
The international experience suggests that when smoke-free policy becomes a requirement in hospital accreditation process as in the US or an adopted code of practice as in the European Smoke Free Hospitals Network, this may substantially help to sustain efforts toward clearing up the smoke in hospitals [ 26, 31].
In the United States, some Indian tribes have also adopted codes of conduct for visitors.
Many companies have adopted codes of conduct and other ethics programs in recent years.
Some embarrassed designers adopted codes of conduct, which were often ignored abroad.
They must agree to adopt codes of ethical practice in agreement with the ILO and the UN and pay a fair price for raw materials, a price that reflects the social and environmental costs of coffee-growing and production.
They formed associations to adopt codes of good labor practices and set up independent monitoring.
While PMC trade associations will be pleased that she recommends adopting codes of conduct and best practices, the practices they most often cite as a key achievement, note that it is the very last one she makes in a very long list of recommendations.
The Commonwealth also adopted the Code of Practice for the International Recruitment of Health Workers in 2003.
The small number of countries reported to be collecting data on workforce attrition further underscores the limited global capacity to monitor implementation of the WHO's recently adopted Global Code of Practice on the International Recruitment of Health Personnel [ 8].
None of the organizations interviewed had adopted a code of practice for ethical recruitment, although a small number had issued statements against the active recruitment of health care professionals from developing countries with acute shortages of practitioners.
For example, every laboratory utilising radioactive substances must adopt one code of practice for routine handling and another for what to do in case of an accident.
