Sentence examples for relevant codes of practice from inspiring English sources

The law and regulation may be able to solve some of the problems of unethical conduct but nothing can make so much difference as a change in the culture of journalists and newsrooms which raises the status of ethics, of the public interest and of relevant codes of practice.

"As a result of the recent Data Retention and Investigatory Powers Act, the relevant codes of practice will be strengthened to make it clear that specific consideration should be given to a communications data request involving those in sensitive professions, such as journalists.

But, he points out, the PCC's code was relevant in the action, because in guarding the right to privacy, the Human Rights Act enjoins the courts to take account of any relevant code of practice - effectively giving the code a mandatory, rather than a self-regulatory, complexion.

Optimum values for the slab thickness, number and size of tendons, and tendon profile are found subject to design constraints imposed by the relevant code of practice.

The MDA can fine a licensee, or suspend or cancel its licence, if it has breached the terms of its licence, any relevant code of practice issued by the Authority, any provisions of the Broadcasting Act, or any direction issued by the Authority or the Minister for Communications and Information.

The MDA can fine a licensee, or suspend or cancel its licence, if it has breached the terms of its licence, any relevant code of practice issued by the Authority, any provisions of the Broadcasting Act, or any direction issued by the Authority or the Minister for Information, Communications and the Arts.

The Decc spokeswoman said: "We ensure any secondee is bound by relevant professional codes of practice.

HDBR is regulated by the UK Human Tissue Authority (HTA; www.hta.gov.uk) and operates in accordance with the relevant HTA Codes of Practice.

Special requirements for backfill material for district heating pipes are defined in the relevant standards and codes of practice.

340 Animals (Control of Experiments) Ordinance and Regulations, and all relevant legislation and Codes of Practice in Hong Kong.

All experimental procedures complied with all relevant legislation and codes of practice, and with the requirements of the Animal Care and Ethics Committee of the University of New South Wales (Reference number 08/09B).