Before imposing a code of conduct that was neither called for or welcomed by teachers, Mr Meyrick should look to root out potential racists from our profession.
Last month, his government presented the O.A.S. with recommendations to "improve" the special rapporteur, by reducing its financing, limiting the scope of its annual reports and imposing a code of conduct to restrict its independence.
The government's proposal reaches well beyond that issue, curbing the way Microsoft licenses its operating system, forcing it to disclose new Windows technology to potential competitors, and imposing a code of conduct on the way the company deals with PC makers and other software makers.
After journalists reported that Kenyan soldiers looted the Westgate mall during the crisis, the government imposed a code of conduct penalizing journalists for such vague crimes as not "sticking to the issues".
Hill said physicians wanted to turn back the clock to early 2002 -- before hospital trustees unilaterally began to change physician bylaws, seized $250,000 in medical staff funds and imposed a code of conduct and conflict of interest policy opposed by many doctors.
The new martial law regime of Pakistan imposed a code of medieval Islamic punishments yesterday.
4. It is for these reasons that the Navy has imposed upon itself a code of conduct and prescribed rules which are for the purpose of developing character.
It tried Sangha members for "activities inconsistent with and detrimental to Buddhism" and imposed on the Sangha a code of conduct enforced by criminal penalties.
In 2006, the Securities and Exchange Commission reached a $13 million settlement with 15 investment banks, and the industry agreed to impose a voluntary code of conduct for the auction-rate market.
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.
