Sentence examples for code of conduct referring from inspiring English sources

Our journalists work within the criminal law and the P.C.C. code of conduct," referring to Britain's press regulatory body, the Press Complaints Commission.

The code of conduct referred to in subsection (a) shall, to the maximum extent practicable, be consistent with the six core principles of the United Nations Inter-Agency Standing Conmittee Task Force on Protection From Sexual Exploitation and Abuse in Humanitarian Crises.

"SEIU expected elections covering 20,000 employees in hospitals under a mutually developed code of conduct," Dauner wrote, referring to the process by which workers elect to join a union.

e360: Your proposed code of conduct, which you refer to as a Hippocratic Oath for marine conservation, aims to take into account the rights and needs of local people.

Mango The company achieved one of the lowest scores in the survey because its code of conduct does not refer to living wage regulations: it states minimum wages "will be considered the legal minimum, not the recommended wage level".

The ship carried 20 women and children who were family members of some of the sailors (this code of conduct is sometimes referred to as the Birkenhead Drill).

"This is not surprising, because Asean would not want to spoil the atmosphere" as it tries to negotiate with China about establishing a so-called code of conduct in the sea, he said, referring to the Association of Southeast Asian Nations.

"These are not sufficiently connected to be the same matter," Professor Gillers said, referring to the code of conduct.

The definition of "morality" as referring to the code of conduct accepted by the members of a society causes some problems because in many large societies, not all members of the society accept the same code of conduct.

"Folau has requested the matter be referred to a Code of Conduct hearing.

Casaleggio referred to a code of conduct signed by the movement's new lawmakers before they stood in the election.