Sentence examples for drawing up a code of conduct from inspiring English sources

England, meantime, was intent on drawing up a code of conduct relating to the players.

In 2001 Assogestioni itself tried to strengthen this separation, by drawing up a code of conduct for mutual funds and their owners.

Both have been barred from future UN climate meetings; and WWF is drawing up a code of conduct for its campaigners.

They also said they were drawing up a code of conduct.

Inviting other groups to apply to take over the BBA's role, which will include drawing up a code of conduct and carrying out regular audits.

Oxfam has worked with domestic employees to draw up a code of conduct to ensure salaries are paid on time, hours are regulated and breaks are standardised.

In 1977 a Supreme Judicial Council was established to draw up a code of conduct for Supreme Court and High Court judges, who may be removed from office by the president upon the council's recommendation.

Eight years ago, there were none, but in 2001, under pressure from the Labour government, the Lords drew up a Code of Conduct, which came into effect in March 2002.

In 1996 Nike helped create the Apparel Industry Partnership, which drew up a code of conduct for factories, and in 1999 evolved into the FLA.Having a code of conduct and being part of an industry initiative on workers' rights has become standard practice for multinationals.

Mr. Brice's company is one of seven expedition companies grouped in IGO 8000, International Guiding Operators, a lobbying group of the best-equipped companies formed in 1997 that has drawn up a code of conduct and is seeking official recognition from the countries where high altitude expeditions operate.

So he drew up a code of conduct: he wouldn't accept anyone who was under investigation or had been convicted of a felony violent crime, or a felony fraud crime, or any sexually violent crime, or anyone accused – even informally – of a sexual crime against children.