Sentence examples for drawing up principles from inspiring English sources

Mr Tomlinson, however, argues that his trade association has already done some of the things the committee recommends, such as drawing up principles and codes of conduct, and does not have the power to do others, notably kicking out any member who does not play by the agreed rules.

He expects the body to need a budget of up to £10m a year and draw up principles for the industry.

PAGE A21 Apartheid Foe Dies The Rev. Leon Sullivan, who drew up principles for the conduct of business with South Africa, was 78.

General Petraeus hinted at his effort to develop new plans for security transition during an interview broadcast by NBC on Aug. 15, when he said that he and his team had drawn up "principles and guidelines, which we've provided up our operational chain of command".

The Crosby statement was followed by a letter from Heywood to Miliband in which the cabinet secretary rejected the Labour leader's call for an inquiry into the Tory election strategist on the grounds that the party had drawn up "principles of engagement" with him.

Ruggie, a respected expert in the field, who was responsible for drawing up the UN guiding principles on business and human rights during 14 years in senior roles at the organisation, said that Fifa's human rights responsibilities went beyond those issues related to tournaments.

So for the legal profession, drawing up wills according to Islamic principles is likely to be an increasingly common assignment.The question some lawyers are asking is how far their profession should go in facilitating the use of Islam in settling family affairs.

Nicol and Macfarlane-Dick (2006) focused on self-regulation in learning which led to the drawing up of a set of principles for a good feedback practice.

It aims to draw up broad principles for internet governance, including how to protect human rights and privacy online, and to start the process of institutional reform.

The foundations for these developments were laid by the OECD in 2000, through a global forum in which OECD and non-OECD countries worked together to draw up agreed principles of transparency and exchange of information for tax purposes.

Whether that will happen depends on how far the Pirates succeed in drawing up convincing political demands based on their core principle of freedom.