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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.

"The FA have subsequently introduced a Code of Conduct for England players which makes it clear that being an England captain is a privileged position which brings with it a higher level of responsibility.

At Santander's annual meeting on June 24, the chairman, Emilio Botín, introduced a code of conduct for his bank and disclosed his salary (2.52 million euros, or $2.5 million, plus 840,000 euros in pension fund contributions) -- a practice uncommon in Spain.

Since he took the helm a year ago, Lewis, who spent years working for Tesco supplier Unilever, has restricted the number of cases in which the supermarket will ask for financial contributions from suppliers, and introduced a code of conduct for buyers.

China's biggest microblogging service has introduced a code of conduct explicitly restricting the type of messages that can be posted.

The Madagascan authorities have attempted to regulate the vanilla trade, introducing a code of conduct in 2015.

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.

The firm also plans to introduce a code of conduct for its customers that would forbid purchases of gems from war-torn areas.See article: About-turn at De BeersDiageo, a British food-and-spirits group, is joining the American food industry consolidation.

Nigeria has re-introduced a code of conduct designed to ensure players and officials adhere to same set of rules while representing the West African country.