Sentence examples for ethics provisions from inspiring English sources

After failing to pass major campaign reform bills during their last session, New Jersey legislative leaders are now pushing a series of new ethics provisions that would prohibit lawmakers from hiring their relatives or holding more than one public job.

In its decision, the board said that from now on, in order to ensure that public officials do not run afoul of ethics provisions in the City Charter, the officials must conduct inquiries into any potential donor's business, including asking whether they have any city business.

Collins is prevented by NIH's strict ethics provisions from receiving his share of the money; he also can't direct it to his favorite charity.

"This tough and commendable new set of ethics provisions goes a long way toward breaking the worst effects of the revolving door.

But a tough ethics provision cannot be so tough and rigid that it hurts the country unintentionally.

Heightened awareness to principles of ethics and provision of additional safeguards to enhance protections of vulnerable subjects would help to maintain the public trust in the research endeavor.

Debates on the ethics of provision and cost of anti-retroviral drugs, particularly in poorer countries, have highlighted inequalities in healthcare and stimulated far-reaching legislative changes.

In recent years, the American Association for Public Opinion Research has waded into this controversy, recommending against the reporting of a margin of error for opt-in surveys and adding to its Code of Ethics a provision describing the "reporting of a margin of sampling error based on an opt-in or self-selected volunteer sample" as "misleading".

Stephen Gillers, the vice dean of the New York University Law School and an authority on ethics, said that provisions in both the federal and state codes of conduct mandated that Mr. Clark resign his political office.

The American Bar Association subsequently revised its code of ethics to include provisions and guidelines for advertising and suggested that lawyers limit their advertising to basic information about services and fees.

Ward was charged with violating the American Counseling Association's code of ethics, specifically the provision that warns against "imposing values that are inconsistent with counseling goals".