Sentence examples for formal code of conduct from inspiring English sources
Then, when Dita reappeared and promptly reprinted the offending article, international officials sought to impose a formal code of conduct on the news media here.
In other words, it's only when a more formal code of conduct is expected that violating it is seen as an act of autonomy.
In 2002 China and ASEAN agreed that disputants should resolve differences peacefully, "exercise self-restraint" and adopt a formal code of conduct for their activities.
The two countries agreed to continue efforts through the Association of Southeast Asian Nations, known as ASEAN, to agree on a formal code of conduct for the disputed area.
The military has long had basic cyber capabilities, such as equipment for jamming signals, but the more sophisticated weapons are seldom spoken of, and rarely used, in part because there has been no formal code of conduct.
The children's group is part of negotiations in Britain this summer to develop a formal code of conduct for the new location companies, which buy their data from large telephone operators like Vodaphone or Orange.
They are a feature of civilization, not culture, and imply the existence of literacy, a legal system, and formal codes of conduct.
Not all organizations have a formal ethical code of conduct.
At the Asean meeting in Phnom Penh this week, Indonesia proposed the installation of a regional hot line as a practical, real-world safeguard while a formal Asean code of conduct is hashed out.
Boards of Directors must express their commitment to a zero-tolerance policy toward corruption in the form of a formal Codes of Ethics or Conduct.
"As a result of the work of the anti-corruption and security unit and on the recommendation of the chairman of the code-of-conduct commission, the executive board accepts that there is a prima-facie case against Mr Odumbe and has directed the Kenyan Cricket Association (KCA) and the ICC to conduct a formal hearing into the matter," said the ICC's chief executive Malcolm Speed.
