The American Bar Association's model code of conduct bars judges from contributing to political candidates unless they are currently candidates themselves.
Federal standards of conduct bar public officials from accepting free services or gifts from their subordinates, and from using their position for their own financial benefit.
Texas rules of professional conduct bar fee-sharing between lawyers and nonlawyers because that could motivate them to raise prices — and the Harrises argue that this is why the law firm charged $200 instead of $150.
Yes, the student code of conduct bars pre-marital sex, but gays and straights are equally susceptible to breaking that rule.
Matthew Curran, U.S.C.'s director of trademark, licensing and social responsibility, said the school required all licensees to comply with a strict code of conduct that barred factories from violating labor laws and having abusive conditions.
Although that embarrassing incident led to a new code of conduct that barred agents from drinking ten hours before starting work, the reform didn't stop them from raging.
Third, the optimization was applied to current leads consisting of HTS tapes at the low temperature end of a normal conducting bar.
Similar works in the literature often have the necessity of maintaining one-directional heat flows along the main dimension of a conducting bar using insulating materials.
With Marc Ribot on guitar, Mark Feldman on violin, Erik Friedlander on cello, Greg Cohen on bass, Joey Baron on drums, Cyro Baptista on percussion and Mr. Zorn conducting, Bar Kokhba often pushes the tunes toward chamber music and jazz, but its improvisers can veer in any direction.
Posts are conducting bars, usually circular, fixed internally across the height of the waveguide and are another means of introducing a discontinuity.
