Sentence examples for conduct states from inspiring English sources

The code of conduct states players must "use social media appropriately", "treat everyone equally, fairly and with dignity regardless of gender or gender identity, sexual orientation", and must not "bring you, your team or rugby into disrepute".

Derek Webb, a multimillionaire former poker player who funds Fairer Gambling out of what he describes as a "social conscience", says the parliamentary code of conduct states that MPs should also declare relevant interests when tabling questions and "in a debate in the House the member should declare an interest briefly, usually at the beginning of his or her speech".

Their code of conduct states there are four methods to chase debts including using "public databases".

2011), the group notes that Apple's Suppliers Code of Code of Conduct states that "suppliers shall comply with the most recent version of Apple's Regulated Substances Specification, 069-015 and with any applicable laws and regulations prohibiting or restricting the use or handling of specific substances".

The Commons Code of Conduct states that MPs must not act as a "paid advocate" - taking payment for speaking in the House, asking a parliamentary question, tabling a motion, introducing a bill or tabling or moving an amendment to a motion or bill or urging colleagues or ministers to do so.

In a statement Hermes said: "We do not believe that this report reflects the way our organisation operates". It said it was "committed to ensuring that everyone at Hermes operates in a supportive and compassionate manner", and its code of conduct states couriers should be treated with "dignity and respect".

By officially permitting certain conduct, state law provides for nonprosecution of individuals who engage in such conduct.

The Democratic former governor of Maryland used private emails and his personal cellphone to conduct state business.

"This was a piece of property the state surplused, because it was no longer needed to conduct state business," said Richard Nuclo of the State Office of Policy and Management.

A judge ruled that the Alaska governor's office can use private e-mail accounts to conduct state business, as former Gov. Sarah Palin sometimes did.

Fifa's bidding rules of conduct stated bidders should refrain from "any benefit, opportunity, promise, remuneration, or service" to any Fifa members, consultants or their families.