Sentence examples for revised code of conduct from inspiring English sources

The letter also included a revised code of conduct for journalists during presidential press conferences. .

This moderation is apparent in a revised code of conduct issued by the Quetta Shura around 18 months ago.

Crist's experience came to mind last week when the Times issued a revised code of conduct for its news and editorial departments, a fifty-two-page document portentously titled "Ethical Journalism".

The district's revised code of conduct was a product of new state legislation under which all school districts had to have in place by July 1 a comprehensive school safety plan, an emergency response plan, a system for reporting child abuse and violent incident and a code of conduct setting standards for acceptable conduct, dress and language.

"No management-level employee may make sexual advances, welcome or unwelcome, toward any subordinate, regardless of whether the subordinate reports to the management employee, either directly or indirectly," the revised code of conduct states.

The EP Constitutional Affairs Committee has unanimously endorsed a new, revised code of conduct for MEPs.

Revised Code of Washington § 10.28.030.

Experiments conducted with Fusion Neutronics Source in Japan Atomic Energy Research Institute for the radioactivity by sequential charged particle reactions were analyzed with the newly revised code of ACT4.

The revised Code of Canon Law, signed by Pope John Paul II in January, took effect.

Revised Codes of Montana, § 3796.

Lee, a Presbyterian, later expressed regret for any offense his government might have caused, and the government revised the code of conduct for public officials to instruct them to maintain religious neutrality when carrying out official duties.