Sentence examples for imposing a code from inspiring English sources
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.
Imposing a code on people – effectively asking them to wear a uniform – runs entirely counter to that.
The new martial law regime of Pakistan imposed a code of medieval Islamic punishments yesterday.
The Comics Magazine Association of America was formed, and it imposed a code of standards of almost incredible restrictiveness — "an unprecedented (and never surpassed) monument of self-imposed repression and prudery," as Hajdu characterizes it.
When the White Plains school district sought last fall to impose a code on all students who take part in extracurricular activities -- including drama club members, student government officers, yearbook and newspaper editors and others -- one student balked.
The 16 reforms the SEC is considering this year are supposed to change that.Already the commissioners have imposed a code of ethics and have ordered firms to disclose their policies on market timing.
Further decrees required all preachers to be government-licensed, imposed a code of ethics forbidding discussion of politics in mosques, and banned smaller prayer halls from holding Friday prayers.
These ideas were helpful in developing a political theory of prophecy; the prophet, like the philosopher-king, is a visionary, gifted with bold leadership as well as the ability to impose a code of behavior upon his people.
Still, the influence of the White House on this issue accelerated efforts in Congress to move bills to impose a code of fair information practice on government agencies and private businesses.
