We are treated as employees, comply with shift schedules, conform to codes of conduct regarding our dress and behaviour.
Chaplin not only delights in the refinement of ancien-régime manners but sharply contrasts them with the undignified pratfalls that result from efforts to conform to codes of propriety.
No one expects those officers to know instinctively what to do, but if a learning disabled boy is expected to conform to codes of behaviour he didn't create and which his disability prevents him from respecting, why should those who can understand assume they are above learning the lessons of ignorance?
National regulation may not prove effective in ensuring the safety of all individuals involved, therefore international pressure to ensure companies conform to Codes of Practice may be needed, especially in relation to tests that could influence reproductive decisions.
For tests offered via the Internet, national regulation may not prove effective in ensuring the safety of all individuals involved, therefore international pressure to ensure companies conform to Codes of Practice may be needed, especially in relation to tests that could influence reproductive decisions.
A developer can review negatively a patch for varied reasons (Tao et al. 2014), e.g., because it could induce failures or poor performance in particular cases, because it does not conform to coding conventions, because it introduces unintuitive user interface elements, and so on.
Written informed consent was obtained from all and the study, which conforms to Code of Ethics of the World Medical Association (Declaration of Helsinki; printed in the British Medical Journal 18 July 1964), was approved by the Ethics Committee of University College London.
It doesn't conform to civilian code; it is landmarked and expensive to maintain.
The fact that uSwitch failed to conform to the code will be a huge embarrassment to the company that, last March, was sold to the Cincinnati-based media company, Scripps, for £210m.
