Sentence examples for enforce a code from inspiring English sources

Last month the Competition Commission said an ombudsman should be created to enforce a code of conduct preventing supermarkets forcing suppliers to supply them too cheaply.

And they have prompted a debate over whether the town should enforce a code requiring property owners to keep sidewalks clear of ice and snow.

Two weeks ago the Competition Commission said an ombudsman should be created to enforce a code of conduct preventing supermarkets forcing suppliers to supply them too cheaply.

The PCC is meant to enforce a code of conduct of its own devising, and deal with grievances brought to its attention; but its attempts to hold the tabloids to account have been pathetic.

Basic as it sounds, even many big companies fail to do this: 60% of the 2,000 large companies surveyed recently by Integrity Interactive, a risk consultancy, said they did not require suppliers to enforce a code of conduct.

Those inequities create room for abuse that goes beyond the coercion necessary to enforce a code as simple as, say, the flat tax.

Chaired by Baroness Buscombe, the PCC enforces a code of conduct that lays out how journalists should conduct their work.

News International also said that since February 2007, The News of the World has been enforcing a code of conduct for reporters that prohibits using private investigators.

Since the Goodman case, News of the World has enforced a code of conduct that prohibits reporters from hiring private investigators.

Correction: January 7, 2006, Saturday A report in the "Arts, Briefly" column on Thursday about Sirius Canada's decision not to broadcast Howard Stern's show misstated part of the name of a group that sets and enforces a code of conduct for broadcasters in Canada.

As an Irvington resident and a parent of school-age children I must congratulate both Ms. Allan at the middle school and Dr. Mosenthal at the high school for having the courage to go against popular trends in enforcing a code of decency.