Sentence examples for creating a code of conduct from inspiring English sources

"We put a lot of time into creating a code of conduct for fans with the input of several constituencies on campus," said Mike Dowling, U.C.L.A.'s assistant athletic director in charge of operations.

The good news is that the government, with some tour operators and hotel companies, have put considerable effort into training staff, creating a code of conduct for hotel receptionists and taxi drivers and placing very public messages for fans as they arrive.

They end slavery by raising wages and creating a code of conduct for employers: through tzedek and not just tzedakkah.

In reality, the administration has agreed to work with the EU on creating a code of conduct, but it has explicitly refused to follow the EU code of conduct as it stands, saying that it is too restrictive.

In 2005 it created a code of conduct for its suppliers, monitored regularly.

Responding to this pressure, Guernsey created a code of conduct for offshore fulfilment to stop "circular shipping" in 2008.

"I had to start it from the beginning, create a code of conduct, a program of technical assistance," he said.

We asked chocolatiers to help create a "code of conduct" for responsible chocolate eating in the event of a shortage … because we're all in this together, chocolate chompers … So how best should we use what's left?

Mrs. Clinton received support from Indonesia's foreign minister, Marty Natalegawa, who has scrambled in recent weeks to forge a unified position among the association's members to create a code of conduct intended to avert clashes over the various claims.

The Bergen County Employment Action Project and a South Carolina advocacy group were the first two organizations to create a code of conduct, and now they are seeking to work with 35 other nonprofit groups to develop and disseminate a model code nationwide.

Then came the decision in late January by Hérouxville, Quebec — a town of French-speaking Catholics — to create a code of conduct for immigrants that prohibited, among other things, the covering of women's faces except for on Halloween and the use of public stoning as a form of punishment.