Sentence examples for code of conduct signed from inspiring English sources

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

LD, Cranbrook, Kent There is an industry "back billing" code of conduct, signed by npower, which says your supplier can only charge for a maximum of 12 months of energy use if it has not sent you a bill for more than one year.

A code of conduct signed by all employees and volunteers in the Buffalo diocese forbids "physical conduct, conversations and other communications with children or young adults that have a sexual purpose or result" and requires the reporting of any such allegation to church officials and, when appropriate, the police.

Since January 2004, the Advanced Medical Technology Association has been promoting a code of conduct signed by all major orthopedic companies.

In addition, a code of conduct signed by all Health Transition Fund steering committee members committed them to supporting national priorities and all of the over-arching goals of the fund, not merely those of interest to any one donor agency or implementing partner.

But it's worth noting that the code of conduct was signed in October and is the likely result of customer outrage when they were made aware that they were being monitored.

Standard Chartered's chief executive Peter Sands sought undertakings with his Liverpool opposite number about the club's likely action against offending players and also had sight of the club's code of conduct before signing the £20m a season deal, last year.

All the players and their parents signed code-of-conduct agreements that outlawed behavior like hazing, drinking and smoking.

Abbott has said he believes a code of conduct will be signed at the "two plus two" meeting of Australian and Indonesian foreign affairs and defence ministers scheduled for this month.

Vaizey is understood to be meeting with the UK information commissioner (ICO) today to suggest a refreshed code of conduct to be signed up to by internet businesses such as Google and Facebook.

But wait, what about that recently signed International Code of Conduct for Private Security Service Providers that was signed in Geneva last month to much fanfare.