Sentence examples for code of conduct adopted from inspiring English sources

A code of conduct adopted in 1990 by the American Medical Association suggests that doctors should not accept any gift worth more than $100, but the guidelines are widely ignored.

He also appointed former banker Charlotte Sweeney to review the voluntary code of conduct adopted by headhunters who have pledged to ensure women account for 30% of the candidates on long-lists drawn up for company chairman.

A new code of conduct adopted on May 6 specifies that intimate relationships with subordinates "are likely to result in conflicts of interest" and must be disclosed to the proper authorities.

I am thankful for (not to mention pleasantly surprised by) the voluntary code of conduct adopted by all registered super PACs, to limit their spending in 2016 to eighty per cent of their 2014 totals, with a long-term goal of reducing expenditures to zero within the next decade.

However, there is a sense of "morality" such that it does refer to a code of conduct adopted by an individual for his own use, but which he does not require to be adopted by anyone else.

She added that while Envisat was launched before orbital-disposal guidelines were published, the decision to continue operating it was made well after ESA signed a code of conduct that adopts these guidelines.

If 2010 is to be a year of progress, uninterrupted by violence, a code of conduct could be adopted by all sides.

The broad standards for fisheries conservation in and management of the EEZ (where most fishing takes place) laid out in the 1982 convention have been supplemented by nonbinding guidelines contained in the Code of Conduct for Responsible Fisheries adopted in 1995 by the UN Food and Agriculture Organization.

Fouchier "did everything he had to do" according to A Code of Conduct on Bio security, adopted by the Royal Academy in 2007, says Lous van Vloten-Doting, who chaired the panel that wrote the code.

"She's a good kid, but my job is to make sure students follow our school's Code of Conduct, which includes the dress code adopted by the Board of Education".

I have no idea if those commentaries are on the mark but I respectfully suggest that if the chief is really interested in asserting the court's independence, he should embrace the Code of Conduct and get his colleagues to adopt it.