As president and chairman of the American Association of Political Consultants, he helped devise and promote a code of ethics for polling professionals.
Around 1900, though, a group of German musicians and critics began promoting a code of silence, à la Bayreuth.
"We're trying to help temp workers because temping is such a fast-growing phenomenon and because temp workers face so many injustices," said Barrie Peterson, director of the Bergen County Employment Action Project, the union-backed nonprofit organization that is coordinating the New Jersey efforts to develop and promote a code.
Since January 2004, the Advanced Medical Technology Association has been promoting a code of conduct signed by all major orthopedic companies.
Mr. Marzel, whose candidacy was in danger because of his association with the banned Kach, could run, the committee members decided, because he had assured them that he no longer held to the racist policies of Kach -- even though he is often shown on television promoting "transfer," a code word for the expulsion of the Palestinians from the West Bank and Gaza.
Similar to other plant growth-promoting rhizobacteria, a coding sequence homologous to 1-aminocyclopropane-1-carboxylate (ACC) deaminase (WP_004272971.1) has been identified in the A. amazonense genome.
The two men also promoted a party code of ethics.
It also offers broader charges that the union has spent years promoting a destructive code of silence among its members.
I am currently promoting a diversity code of practice for the infrastructure sector, setting out the sector's commitment to diversity.
In doing so, the GTCE aims to set out why teachers teach, but also promote a professional code that places teachers at the heart of a wider approach to the wellbeing of children.
