Sentence examples for draft codes for from inspiring English sources

Hufeng Zhou and Michal Wozniak configured the draft codes for Linux and identified missing packages and bugs of the draft codes.

Illegal downloaders will start receiving warning letters from internet service providers from 1 March 2014, under a draft code for the government's anti-digital piracy regime drawn up by media regulator Ofcom.

This paper summarizes the development of the seismic design draft code for buildings in Taiwan using performance-based seismic design methodology and presents the results of comparisons and case studies following the guideline in this paper.

Also, legislation that permits school boards and youth athletic leagues to draft codes of conduct for adults passed the Assembly; parents who violate any code would be required to attend anger management classes before they could return.

As part of this industry soul-searching and housecleaning, Independent Sector circulated a draft code of ethics for nonprofit and philanthropic organizations.

However, the institution has recently consulted on a draft code of conduct for the private rental sector which aims to promote longer-term tenancies by suggesting landlords arrange with tenants that rent will increase at a rate linked to a measure of their choosing - such as inflation, earnings or average market rents.

He disclosed that Revenue and Customs will publish shortly a draft code of practice on taxation for the banking sector "so that banks will comply not just with the letter but the spirit of the law".

The Guardian's decision to publish the documents came on a day when the chancellor, Alistair Darling, told parliament he had asked HMRC to publish shortly a draft code of practice on taxation for banks "so that banks will comply not just with the letter of the law but the spirit of the law".

"My decision was taken on the day the chancellor, Alastair Darling, intervened in the debate on this issue, telling parliament: 'I have asked HM Revenue & Customs to publish shortly a draft code of practice on taxation for the banking sector – so that banks will comply not just with the letter but the spirit of the law.' ".

Much of the media coverage around a new draft code of conduct from the General Teaching Council for England (GTCE) emanates from one short sentence, outlining the expectation that registered teachers should: "Uphold the law and maintain standards of behaviour both inside and outside school that are appropriate, given their membership of an important and responsible profession".

The article mentions that several colleges have drafted codes of conduct for their students on study abroad programs.