Does the scout oath, with its language about staying "morally straight," declare a value about sexual orientation or just a general, admirable code of conduct?
In September 2002, the state attorney general, Eliot Spitzer, announced a code of conduct under which Korean business owners would pledge to abide by labor laws and allow investigators to inspect their workplaces and financial records at least twice a year.
In general, interviewees considered the Code of Conduct as "theory" and viewed funding bodies as having the necessary leverage to ensure that research institutions accept and implement these guidelines.
The attorney general dismissed concerns that the code of conduct would slow investment in wind power.
The final word and reference will still be Resolution No. 687 with its obligations on both the secretary general and Iraq, along with the code of conduct agreed upon in the agreement signed by the secretary general in New York on Sept. 16, 2002, and the press statement of Hans Blix and ElBaradei in Vienna in Sept. 30-Oct.
"There has to be some kind of code of conduct established," General Dempsey said.
In 2002, Eliot Spitzer, the New York State attorney general at the time, announced a code of conduct for Korean business owners calling for fair wages, paid sick days and paid vacation.
The watchdog has also set out how it is working with the police and local authorities to support their plans to prevent and detect fraud before the general election in May, including a code of conduct for campaigners and a seminar for police officers.
For the same reason adopting a somewhat more general definition of "morality" as the code of conduct accepted by the members of a group also causes problems because it is not only possible, but also it is often the case, that not all members of any group accept the same code.
Director general Chris Simpkins, said the legion had "a code of conduct that addresses the issue of conflict of interest.
