Sentence examples for enforces a code from inspiring English sources

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

It elaborates and enforces a code of European law that has grown in scope with each new Union treaty, and that overrules the national laws of each and every EU country.Now the court is asking governments, politely but firmly, to change its rules.

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.

For the episode, "Modern Family" writers partnered with the National Association of Realtors (NAR), a trade group that certifies Realtors -- a step up from real estate agents -- and enforces a code of ethics.

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.

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.

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.

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.