Sentence examples for conduct set out from inspiring English sources

A collision at sea would be less awkward if a code of conduct set out how vessels should behave and what to do after an accident.

They were given a code of conduct, set out in a booklet called "Instructions to the Muslim Fighter," which in Bosnia was first published in 1993.

The person behind the @UnSteveDorkland account told MediaGuardian: "I do, of course, deny all accusations of illegal conduct set out in this document".

The Department of Health said it was "not a reliable poll as doctors were presented with very leading statements which contravene the code of conduct set out by the Market Research Society that respondents should not be led towards a particular view".

The account holder told the BBC he denied "all accusations of illegal conduct set out in this document".

This led to the near-universal adoption of codes of conduct, setting out how coworkers may interact and limiting how bosses may behave towards underlings.Industries such as carmaking and finance, which once produced big sexual-harassment lawsuits, are less male-dominated than before, which may explain why they appear to have cleaned up their acts.

On its website, Primark notes, "Our Code of Conduct sets out the core principles that suppliers and factories must follow to ensure products are made in good working conditions, and the people making them are treated decently and paid a fair wage".

Sisu's conduct was set out in a high court judgment in June, following a case Sisu lost in which it accused the council of acting improperly.

The Bangalore principles of judicial conduct (pdf) set out six principles to guide the proper discharge of the judicial office: independence, impartiality, integrity, propriety, equality, and competence and diligence.

They will be subject to the new conduct rules which set out basic standards for how individuals behave.

Our commitment to high standards is embodied in our company Code of Conduct, which is set out in full below.