Sentence examples for introduced a code from inspiring English sources
The government has introduced a code of conduct for franchising arrangements which will come into play on 1 January.
wowair.co.uk Oh, behave Angkor has introduced a Code of Conduct, imploring visitors to act in a respectful manner.
Scandal of the sort that has hurt Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria, one of Spain's largest banks, will be "psychologically impossible" in the future, the bank's chairman said recently as he introduced a code of corporate governance.
Shortly after his arrival at Lloyds, Horta-Osório introduced a code of personal responsibility, one intrusive enough to satisfy the Sun, and designed to help Lloyds staff to "strive to always do the right thing".
He said that in 1997 he had ensured as chair of European finance ministers that a code on fair tax competition was introduced, a code that has became the basis for national legislation in many countries.
Robert Clive, appointed governor of Bengal for the second time in 1764, introduced a code of practice that prohibited servants of the company from trading on their own account or accepting gifts from native traders.
This is hardly the first time that Khamenei has introduced a coded phrase into a major pronouncement, and as usual the principlist media outlets raced to interpret it.
The Madagascan authorities have attempted to regulate the vanilla trade, introducing a code of conduct in 2015.
Regulators could also introduce a code to protect the position of smaller ITV licensees and independent production companies.
The UN should introduce a code of conduct for its officials, including a cooling off period during which former officials cannot work for lobby groups.
Other recommendations made by the CJC for immediate action are: improving the accessibility, currency and content of existing online resources; producing simple guide for self-represented litigants; advice for judges on the availability of legal pro bono services; and introducing a code of conduct for McKenzie friends.
