Sentence examples for establishing a code of conduct from inspiring English sources

One of his immediate and lasting innovations was establishing a code of conduct in which friendships with performers and composers were prohibited.

The regional press is full of articles and letters lambasting Cambodia's stance.ASEAN members had hoped to get through this crisis by establishing a "code of conduct" for the South China Sea, yet China refuses to discuss this idea until, it says, "conditions are ripe".

The military services industry currently is trending towards establishing a "code of conduct," which is a positive sign of its eagerness to problem-solve.

In 1992 it established a code of conduct for suppliers.

He added that the United States might work with other countries to establish a "code of conduct" for abductions in Iraq.

Another group, the Council for Responsible Telemedicine in Washington, founded last June, has also established a code of conduct.

Mayor Michael Bloomberg (R) Proposals Yes on Question 3 to establish a code of conduct for administrative law judges and hearing officers.

The agreement also establishes a "code of conduct" for Smith & Wesson's authorized dealers and distributors that would prohibit them, under threat of losing their franchises, from selling guns at gun shows unless the buyers have passed background checks.

The bill, which is similar to measures passed in San Francisco and Washington, would establish a code of conduct for the manufacturers and dealers that is intended to help reduce illegal gun trafficking.

President Ma proposed an East China Sea Peace Initiative in August, which reaffirmed Taiwan's claims over the islands but called on Japan and other claimants to negotiate their differences and establish 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.