Sentence examples for existing code of conduct from inspiring English sources

"Given the concern that continues to be expressed about Mr Barroso's appointment and the existing code of conduct, the ombudsman will now reflect on the next steps, including a possible inquiry," her office said.

The board also set forth a series of policies and guidelines relating to contact and interactions between coaches and their athletes that will be added to U.S.A. Swimming's existing code of conduct.

To take "morality" to refer to an actually existing code of conduct put forward by a society results in a denial that there is a universal morality, one that applies to all human beings.

The United States is expected to urge the association to strengthen an existing code of conduct on the South China Sea, probably over China's objections.

A named official will be required to be available at all times to the police to oversee the picket including the numbers on the line, currently set at six, in an existing code of conduct.

Nor does the government propose to strengthen training or existing codes of practice.

"It's clearly consistent with existing code," he said of the proposal.

The second problem is that good programs aren't just montages of existing code.

Most of the rules, Stott says, are common-sense applications of the existing code.

Data that did not fit any of the existing codes were assigned a new code.

Everyone involved must conform to existing regulations, codes of conduct and established methods for biorisk management (see EASAC, 2015 for a list of existing regulations in Europe, and details of work by the World Health Organisation and the OECD in this area).