Sentence examples for code of conduct respect from inspiring English sources
It is an Islamic code of conduct, respect for oneself and for one another.
Signed by 28 MPs, it called on the Premier League and Football Association "to implement a code of conduct in respect of the treatment of working journalists".
Physicians/Nurses: –know the protocol of the immediate approach to sexual violence; –are aware of the long-term consequences of sexual violence; –are aware of the importance and the urgency of HIV prophylaxis; –have knowledge of procedures of follow-up and further referral; –are competent at applying a screening tool; and –follow a specific code of conduct, with respect for anonymity.
"I firmly believe I have not breached the MPs' Code of Conduct in any respect and therefore await the outcome of the commissioner's investigation with confidence.
They and the other presidential candidates have signed a code of conduct promising to respect the outcome of Easter Monday's election, or at least to challenge it only through the courts.
Mr Swinfield said the comment had breached various clauses of the code of conduct relating to "respect, equalities and disrepute".
Vibes' code of conduct centers around respecting difference (not being racist, sexist, misogynistic, homophobic, transphobic and body-shaming) and generally respecting others by not being sexually explicit or threatening harm.
A pilot project in three locations for orphans and other vulnerable children aims to use football to help girls and boys understand each other better while establishing codes of conduct and respect.
There is no danger of Tomkins being hauled up before the weekly disciplinary hearing on Wednesday, as this will be a matter for the RFL's compliance department because it involves a possible breach of the Respect Code of Conduct – which requires players to show "respect for officials, for each other and for the spectators whose hard-earned money makes it all possible".
It then issued a code of conduct and pledged to respect human rights and humanitarian law.
Facebook has a clear code of conduct which users must respect, but there are always grey areas.
