Here — published for the first time, I think — is the code that the Shah approved last summer: CODE OF CONDUCT FOR THE IMPERIAL FAMILY In order to maintain the high status of the Imperial family, which is respected by all Iranians, the following principles are instituted as the Code of Conduct of the Imperial family: 1) Refraining from conduct considered distasteful by social custom.
On January 8th the central bank approved a code of conduct it had asked the industry to produce.Though it is packed with insurers and pension funds, Britain has less in the way of a recognisable private-placement market than Germany or France, says Mark Hutchinson, head of alternative credit at M&G Investments, part of Prudential, a British insurer.
Meanwhile, the guerrillas sacked their political leader, Adem Demaci, in a move which increases prospects that their Kosovo Liberation Army would accept a western peace plan.See article: Kosovo's next bloody roundThe European Commission approved a new code of conduct for its commissioners and civil servants.
and a majority of the state's 430 hospitals approved a new "code of conduct" to make it easier for the union to organize thousands of workers.
"When I became a minister all of my investments were approved under the Ministerial Code of Conduct by the Secretary of [the Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet]," he said in a written response.
Understand and approve waivers to the code of conduct (which should generally be rare and should be supported by a compelling business case).
The American Bar Association approved changes to its model code of conduct today, allowing lawyers greater discretion to reveal clients' confidences.
This was contrary to paragraph 19 of the Code of Conduct approved by the House in 2012.
The American Bar Association approved a change to its model code of conduct to allow a lawyer advising a company to disclose client confidences to protect the company from harm caused by an employee's crime.
The American Bar Association approved a change today to its model code of conduct to allow a lawyer advising a company to disclose client confidences to protect the company from harm caused by an employee's crime.
