When Giants Stadium implemented a code of conduct last August, one of the sponsors was Jill Pepper, executive director of the Techniques for Effective Alcohol Management Coalition, a nonprofit group that conducts seminars at arenas for workers.
From 1989 to 1993, as the chairman of the International Cricket Council, he implemented a code of conduct for the sport, provided for neutral match officials and helped return South Africa to test competition.
Signed by 28 MPs, it called on the Premier League and Football Association "to implement a code of conduct in respect of the treatment of working journalists".
Opportunities for joint economic development ought really to trump it.The main sticking-point is that although ASEAN is keen to implement a "code of conduct" covering the South China Sea disputes, China refuses to acknowledge a collective position.
The Ecosystem Approach to Fisheries (EAF) was adopted by COFI in 2003 to assist implement the Code of Conduct for Responsible Fisheries, UNCLOS and the Convention on Biological Diversity.
The work of the task force included developing and implementing a code of conduct team charter for the OR, empowering leaders to better manage conflict through education and coaching, creating a collaborative, consistent approach to conflict resolution, and designing an education strategy for staff members to enhance communication and conflict resolution.
Nigeria football officials are set to implement a code of conduct which they hope will prevent future rows with the national team over bonus payments.
Universities must now implement the code of conduct by the end of this month or risk being ruled ineligible for grants from the country's main research funding body, the Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft DFGG).
Since 2007 highly hazardous pesticides are a special focus area for FAO in implementing the Code of Conduct.
