Sentence examples for endorsed a code of conduct from inspiring English sources
But in 2012 he endorsed a "code of conduct" issued by an influential council of clerics which under certain circumstances allowed husbands to beat their wives.
In 2012, perhaps to cajole the men he called his "angry brothers," he also endorsed a "code of conduct" issued by a powerful group of ultra-conservative clerics, the Council of Ulema.
Martin Gemzell, senior international programmes officer on sweatshops and plantations for War on Want Many leading brands endorse a code of conduct that includes living wages and sign a commitment to ensure their suppliers meet the basic needs of employees, but when research shows workers struggling to make ends meet, brands often blame complexity of living wages.
Moral theories differ in their accounts of the essential characteristics of rational persons and in their specifications of the conditions under which all rational persons would endorse a code of conduct as a moral code.
If one accepts a moral theory's account of rational persons and the specifications of the conditions under which all rational persons would endorse a code of conduct as a moral code, then one accepts that moral theory's normative definition of "morality.
One solution alluded to above could be that governments or regulatory agencies endorse a code of conduct, similar to what they do for binding corporate rules (BCRs) (Moerel 2012), and what the European Commission aims to do in its proposed General Data Protection Regulation (Art. 38, European Commission 2012; European Parliament 2013).
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.
"In the interest of the nation and as a means of regulating the conduct of players and officials representing the country at any point in time, the NFF executive committee endorsed a proposal for all players and officials of the National Teams to sign a Code of Conduct," the NFF said in a statement.
A code of conduct based on personal freedom.
