In both the code of conduct issued under the name of the Taliban leader Mullah Muhammad Omar and in subsequent Taliban statements, the insurgents have pledged to be careful not to hurt civilians.
But in 2012 he endorsed a "code of conduct" issued by an influential council of clerics which under certain circumstances allowed husbands to beat their wives.
In 2012, perhaps to cajole the men he called his "angry brothers," he also endorsed a "code of conduct" issued by a powerful group of ultra-conservative clerics, the Council of Ulema.
The study protocol was compliant with the Code of Conduct issued by the Dutch Federation of Medical Scientific Societies.
This is done by a Code of Conduct issued by the Dutch Federation of Medical Scientific Societies, conceived together with patient groups and the Royal Dutch Medical Association Federation of Medical Scientific Societiess, 2002).
But it skated around the code-of-conduct issue, recommending only that the hedge-fund industry should strengthen today's best practice.
They are responsible for setting and monitoring standards of medical education and training, registering qualified doctors, revalidation, enforcing medical codes of conduct, upholding professional values, issuing evidence-based clinical guidelines, and participating in the appointments committees of NHS organisations.
Smith said he fully supported Burley's decision and that a new code of conduct will be issued to Scotland players to ensure there is no repeat of the incident.
The code of conduct, to be issued this month, means that models will be scrutinised for body mass indexes, which use height and weight measurements to determine body fat, before they are allowed to work.
In addition, they will look at giving the industry clear responsibility for writing the editors' code of conduct, an issue that may prove more difficult.
