Sentence examples for drafted a code from inspiring English sources

In one such episode, a Quebec town, Hérouxville, drafted a code of conduct for immigrants that prohibited, among other things, the covering of women's faces except on Halloween.

Funk's dissertation, "The Lawyers' Code: The Transformation of American Legal Practice," explores the origins of legal trends, which largely began in 1850 when a commission of New York trial lawyers drafted a code that reoriented legal practice toward their interests.

In August, a six-person panel drafted a code of conduct and presented their findings on the row to the sports minister in Abuja.

Italian prosecutors have opened investigations into whether there is cooperation between NGOs and human traffickers, and Rome has just drafted a code of conduct for charities operating in the Mediterranean, banning them from contacting smugglers by phone or firing flares, which might function as a signal to the smugglers.

The analysis team drafted a coding scheme based on the conceptual model [ 24], discussion of findings, and initial impressions from the data.

In an address to the conference on Monday, Mr. Kerry endorsed the nascent efforts to draft a code of conduct to discourage military incidents in the South China Sea.

A few years ago, he resigned from another committee, named to draft a code of practice regarding "pastoral and sacramental care" for people who could not accept the ordination of women bishops.

But when Mr. Putin summoned major news executives to the Kremlin after the hostage crisis to discuss drafting a code of self-regulation, Mr. Jordan and NTV were pointedly not invited.

China has long opposed what is known as an "internationalized" approach to drafting a code of conduct for the South China Sea — that is, any approach that would include the United States.

The government has met Spain's main broadcasters to draft a code of conduct on what may be shown in the "children's timetable" (6am to 10pm) and to limit gossip shows.

The two parties are expected to draft a code of conduct to set the rules for a peaceful election.