According to Merrow, Success Academy's "code of conduct runs six pages and identifies 65 infractions, from bullying and gambling to littering and failing to be in a ready-to-succeed position".
Team Democrat set up a separate "political action committee", asked people to sign up to a code of conduct, and ran in Democratic primaries against establishment candidates.
By comparison, the 2010 International Code of Conduct for Private Security Providers runs 16 pages.
"If a romantic relationship does create an actual or apparent conflict, it may require changes to work arrangements or even the termination of employment of either or both individuals involved," runs Google's code of conduct.
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.
If I were HIS attorney, I could not say, I would run afoul of the Code of Conduct if I were saying extra judicially what he is saying.
I would hazard a guess to say this is against the City Councilors' code of conduct, and Sears should be kicked out of the running if the City has any pride in itself.
Sekem's approach is holistic, with an ethical code of conduct, schools from nursery right up to a university and a development foundation that runs microfinance projects and initiatives to help nearby farms convert to sustainable techniques.
Many local authorities and students' unions run best practice schemes that include landlords who have signed up to a code of conduct, so check online.
Chaired by Baroness Buscombe, the PCC enforces a code of conduct that lays out how journalists should conduct their work.
