Sentence examples for official code of practice from inspiring English sources

After it emerged that Gove had personally rung both candidates, the Ministry of Justice sent the MPs an email on Wednesday saying that in line with the official code of practice the justice secretary had suggested various potential candidates, including Clarke and Stacey.

The first official code of practice to consider seismic loading was published by the Ministry of Housing, Utilities and New Communities in 1989-the ReinforConcreterete Code (ECP 1989).

The UKSA notes that because the statistics in question are financial data (from DH annual accounts), and not from an official statistics publication, its code of practice doesn't apply.

The vote called for church officials to draw up a code of practice to govern the change, and further enabling legislation was to go before the synod in February 2009.

Prospective buyers are advised to consider using companies that are members of the British Healthcare Trades Association (BHTA), a trade body working towards official OFT approval of its consumer code of practice.

Last month, UKSA acknowledged in a reply to a similar complaint from Jonathan Portes, the director of the National Institute of Economic and Social Research, that the DWP was in breach of the code of practice for official statistics over its presentation of sanctions data, noting that its methods and data sources were "unclear".

Published under a new code of practice for official statistics, drawn up last year after ministers were caught massaging figures on knife crime, the report was pure, sober joy: long may the rule of the nerds continue.Charges were brought against 35% of the suspects, which is roughly in line with other indictable (that is, serious) offences, according to the Home Office.

"The Code of Practice for Official Statistics expects that 'Statistical reports should be released into the public domain in an orderly manner that promotes public confidence and gives equal access to all' and that producers should 'publish details of the methods adopted'.

Samples themselves are human tissue so you can go on the official website and look up the code of practice for the disposal of human tissue and you find out that your choices are incineration, burial or cremation.

In the UK, official safety recalls are controlled by a code of practice and this has been the case since at least the mid-1990s.

The commissioner, unlike the parliamentary ombudsman, who currently handles disputed cases under the existing and feeble code of practice, will be able to compel officials to release information.