Sentence examples for proposed a code of conduct from inspiring English sources
The Foreign Policy Centre, a think-tank sponsored by the British government, recently proposed a code of conduct for NGOs that would include certification by a regulator.
In letters this fall to President Bush and Harvey L. Pitt, the departing chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission, Mr. Schwab proposed a code of conduct for the top executives of financial services companies.
ReprintsIn his final position paper, backed by the British and Irish governments and nationalist politicians, Mr Haass and his team proposed a code of conduct for parades and an information commission to resolve historical grievances.
The regulator signalled its intentions following the bank bailout in October and again at the end of February when it proposed a code of conduct alongside the government's new asset protection scheme, used by Lloyds and Royal Bank of Scotland to insure their most risky assets.
Instead they proposed a code of conduct and minimum training standards, similar to the scheme that has already been introduced in Scotland.
Now, a San Francisco-based climate startup called Climos has proposed a code of conduct to address contentious aspects of how experiments are conducted.
The government is proposing a code of conduct on the use of ANPR, but the complaint says this would not be legally enforceable.
Rajoy has seized on fears of overcrowding, proposing a code of conduct for new immigrants which would see them expelled from the country if they are unable to find a job within a year.
THE trade organizations for the nation's advertising agencies and advertisers have joined forces to propose a code of conduct for search consultants, the third-party advisers who help advertisers find agencies.
France has taken an important first step to overcome self-serving inaction by the Security Council, proposing a "code of conduct" under which the five permanent members would agree to suspend using their veto power on resolutions involving mass atrocity situations.
Chinese policy to realize its claim of nearly 80percentt of the South China Sea has since followed three parallel tracks: discreet incremental military advances; diplomatic efforts to propose a code of conduct and joint development of energy resources, and; building robust economic cooperation with ASEAN.
