Sentence examples for formulated a code from inspiring English sources

The self-regulatory body for charity fund-raisers has formulated a code of conduct suggesting, among other things, that groups should be limited to 200 walkers and should not arrive in the middle of the night.

In Aspen, Colo., where heated swimming pools and snow-melting machines use as much fuel as entire homes, the City Council and Pitkin County Commission formulated a code that requires people to pay a prorated fee ($10,000 for a 10,000-square-foot house) for consuming resources.

Cries of "CENSORSHIP!" rang out, and the crafty teenagers quickly formulated a code of replacing filtered racial slurs with tech company names (Jew = Skype) and Fight Club references (trans person = Durden).

Significantly, Pakistan Medical and Dental Council (PMDC), the regulatory body of medical practitioners has formulated a code of ethics for all doctors, although no concrete steps have been taken to ensure their application [ 10].

It is rather difficult, I see, to formulate a code of behaviour for the Englishman in America that is at once judicious and honourable.

And just last week, a petition circulated by UMass economists Jerry Epstein and Jessica Carrick-Hagenbarth and now signed by over 300 economists is calling on the AEA Executive Committee to formulate a code of conduct that addresses this issue.All this is to the good, and long overdue.

There is a need to formulate a code of practice, based on shared expert's belief, to set measurement points in the lumbar spine to describe and quantify structural anomalies and in a further step to establish norm- and cut-off values.

Themes were identified by reading and discussing the data and formulating a coding scheme that was used to assign passages of text to the themes.

Another complication arose from the fact that at the time the design was being formulated, a zoning code revision, known as the Unified Bulk Program, was proposed, although it was never approved.

The Finnish Medical Association has formulated a special code of medical collegiality which provides guidelines for behaviour according to principles of mutual respect among physicians.

For each of these variables we formulated a definition, coding rules and examples for the variable's main category, and if necessary, for all sub-categories.