Sentence examples for committee code of practice from inspiring English sources

A Guardian investigation in July found that even workers on the World Cup stadiums, governed by the supreme committee code of practice, were earning as little as 45p an hour.

Under the auspices of the Versailles Agreement on Materials and Standards (VAMAS) committee a Code of Practice on creep crack growth of components has been developed.

Paul Dacre, the Daily Mail editor, is chairman of the PCC code committee, which oversees the commission's code of practice that all journalists and newspapers are expected to abide by.

The committee oversees the voluntary code of practice which governs journalistic best practice.

The chair of the PCC committee that reviews the Code of Practice is the editor of the Daily Mail, Paul Dacre.

A third amendment opens the way for serving editors to have a greater role on the committee that establishes the code of practice, removing the quotas limiting their membership to just a third, alongside independent members and other journalists.

A longstanding critic of judge-made privacy law and supporter of continuing self-regulation of the press – he chairs the editors' committee that reviews the code of practice, enforced by the PCC – Dacre may have a fight on his hands to maintain independent regulation in the wake of the phone-hacking scandal at the News of the World.

Graham Allen, a reformist Labour MP, has backed a constitutional convention to establish new interparliamentary committees and codes of practice.

Talking about the Press Complaints Commission's code of practice committee, he said: "Guess who's on it?

The Independent Press Standards Organisation (Ipso) has announced the appointment of three lay members to the editors' code of practice committee.

Earlier this year he became chairman of the editors' code of practice committee, which oversees the Press Complaints Commission's code of standards, succeeding former News International executive chairman Les Hinton.