They have been asking for regulation rather than resisting it, and have already established codes of conduct to try to stop the malicious synthesis of pathogens.Nevertheless, ETC is hoping to provoke a debate.
Earlier research (e.g., Emmelhainz & Adams, 1999; Kolk & van Tulder, 2002) revealed that a growing number of apparel companies established codes of conduct during the 1990s in order to ensure healthy and safe working conditions and to mitigate labor abuses, such as child labor.
"We go into communities where there is a large number of informal industries and establish codes of conduct.
The group runs management-training courses, benchmarks firms against international standards and establishes codes of conduct.
The bishops were less successful, Ms. McChesney said, at meeting with and reaching out to victims, starting abuse prevention programs and establishing codes of conduct for church employees who work with youth.
A pilot project in three locations for orphans and other vulnerable children aims to use football to help girls and boys understand each other better while establishing codes of conduct and respect.
In 1992 it established a code of conduct for suppliers.
Another group, the Council for Responsible Telemedicine in Washington, founded last June, has also established a code of conduct.
He dissented from many of the court's liberal rulings, including Roe v. Wade (1973), which legalized abortion nationwide, and Miranda v. Arizona (1966), which established a code of conduct for police during interrogations.
In 1992, Nike established a code of conduct for factories that forbade forced labor and child labor — a big problem at the time — and required compliance with local overtime and other labor laws.
