"Early on, he devised his own code of honor, respecting the environment, the people whose lives revolve around the hunt, and whole animal, long before the nose-to-tail ethos caught on".
The code talks of respecting human rights and not selling weapons that might be used for repression or have a "clear risk" of being wielded aggressively against another country.
Agassi Prep students are required to wear uniforms and repeat a "code of respect" daily.
Butterfield also contends that the Southern white tradition of defending "honour" with lethal duels transmuted in today's no less fatal black code of "respect".
Those who have driven small commuter buses for years say they work with a shaky code of respect that only deteriorates during tough times.
He has seen things get better, but life in Central is still about poverty and violence, and a code of respect.
Code of respect: The Myler rugby dynasty Frank Myler (Great uncle) Played both the 1960 and 1970 World Cups, the only player of any nation to do so.
(Published Jan . 16 2. ROUGH WAVES, TOUGHER BEACHES At the Banzai Pipeline in Oahu, the Wolfpak determines which waves go to whom and punishes those who breach their code of respect.
In both stripping incidents, De Robertis broke French laws on sexual exhibitionism, but she counters, saying that by failing to acknowledge her work as art and labelling it a crime, the museum has broken the unwritten code of respect and understanding between artists and art institutions.
