Sentence examples for introduced a code of practice from inspiring English sources

He also called for a law against the invasion of privacy, introduced changes to give complainants a better hearing and speed up adjudications, and also introduced a code of practice for newspapers.

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.

In January 1999, the Quality Assurance Agency (a UK body which sets standards in higher education) introduced a code of practice for research degree programmes.

It then introduced a Code of Practice for international recruitment for NHS employers, in 2001 [ 4].

The Department of Health in England introduced a Code of Practice for international recruitment for National Health Service employers in 2001.

It first established guidelines in 1999 [ 11], which required NHS employers not to target South Africa and the West Indies, and then introduced a Code of practice of international recruitment for NHS employers (in 2001) [ 12], which was strengthened (in 2004) [ 13].

The next step in the government's driverless tech acceleration plan is for it to introduce a code of practice — to "provide industry with the framework they need to trial cars in real-life scenarios, and to create more sophisticated versions of the models that already exist".

The next step in the government's driverless tech acceleration plan is for it to introduce a code of practice — to "provide industry with the framework they need to trial cars in real-life scenarios, and to create more sophisticated versions of the models that already exist".

Trade unionists say Fifa has the power to impose decent working standards on Qatar, in the same way that it has introduced a code of working practice on footballs bearing the Fifa logo, in a bid to prevent child labour.

• any breach of a statutory Code of Practice (which include rules about questioning suspects, tape recording of interviews, stop and search, identification procedures etc). Northern Ireland have also introduced a code of ethics.

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.