Sentence examples for code states from inspiring English sources

The Observer's code states that "we should not casually use words that are likely to offend".

The ASA said the UK advertising code states that ads must be "obviously identifiable marketing communications".

His use of the code "states' rights" pandered to white supremacists.

The code states what is lawful, and what is not with regard to admissions.

The code states: "Commissioners may not engage in any other professional activity, whether gainful or not".

The code states that "agreements legally entered into have the effect of laws on those who make them".

While confidentiality cannot be guaranteed, Human Resources will handle such disclosures in a discreet manner," the code states.

The code states that details of an individual's transgender status "must be avoided unless genuinely relevant to the story".

However, article 66 of the FIA's International Sporting Code states no amendments shall be made "unless unanimous agreement is given by all competitors already entered".

The relevant language from the city administrative code states that it is unlawful for an employer to circulate any advertisement that expresses any specification as to national origin.

The United States Military Academy's Cadet Honor Code states that "a cadet will not lie, cheat, steal, or tolerate those who do".