Sentence examples for government code of conduct from inspiring English sources

The family believe they have been victims of a widespread problem – that summer-born children are too often being denied the flexibility they're supposed to have under a government code of conduct.

General Musharraf said 58 privately owned television channels in Pakistan that had been closed under the emergency decree — including a dozen independent news stations — would be allowed to open if they agreed to a government code of conduct.

A Belfast councillor has been given a six-month suspension after she was found to have breached the local government code of conduct.

David Gauke, the exchequer secretary, who stunned the City on Monday by taking action to stop the tax avoidance, continued to refuse to identify the bank and had to defend the government for not taking any action to penalise Barclays, which has signed the government's code of conduct on tax under which signatories agree to comply with not only the letter of the tax law but also the spirit.

Theresa May has introduced "Priti Patel and Damian Green" clauses into the government's code of conduct banning the type of behaviour that led to their resignations.

Five aid groups that operate migrant rescue ships in the Mediterranean have refused to sign up to the Italian government's code of conduct, the Interior Ministry said, but three others backed the new rules.

But they will have to work within a government-backed code of conduct that sets prudential limits on the powers, and ministers will also retain the right to block council borrowing.

He was referring to differences of opinion on how to reduce the risk that the $1.6 trillion hedge-fund industry poses to global financial stability.Despite hosting a gathering of G8 finance ministers on May 18th and 19th, Mr Steinbrück found himself a lone advocate of a government-sponsored code of conduct for hedge funds.

After the blackout cost leading channels tens of millions of dollars in lost advertising revenues, owners of all but one channel agreed to stop broadcasting the country's highest-rated political talk shows and signed the government-ordered "code of conduct".

Lee, a Presbyterian, later expressed regret for any offense his government might have caused, and the government revised the code of conduct for public officials to instruct them to maintain religious neutrality when carrying out official duties.

Paul Dacre, the editor-in-chief of the Daily Mail, is to stand down as chair of a committee that governs journalists' code of conduct before a government review of press regulation.