Sentence examples for rules of conduct for from inspiring English sources

There were strict rules of conduct for my filming.

But the commissioners will not be able to create new offences or relax basic rules of conduct for officers.

According to Article 14 of the Rules of Conduct for bidders: "Cities shall refrain from any act or comment likely to tarnish the image of a rival city or be prejudicial to it.

The education minister, Letizia Moratti, just announced the formation of a commission to draft rules of conduct for Italian teachers, and named a Catholic cardinal, Ersilio Tonini, the retired former archbishop of Ravenna, as its honorary president.

A wiretap on a pay telephone and in the entryway of the Torrese Social Club on West Eighth Street picked up conversations on rules of conduct for debt collection, according to court papers.

4. Create e-mail correspondence guides for students citing "dos" and "don'ts," examples of messages using appropriate tone and language, and rules of conduct for corresponding with teachers or professors in different scenarios.

It added: "It was recently brought to our attention that the wrestling federation and an organisation supporting them engaged in activities that were not in line with the 'Rules of Conduct for the international federations seeking inclusion in the Olympic programme'".

A letter from the IOC was sent on Tuesday to all three sports' international federations stating the "wrestling federation and an organisation supporting them engaged in activities that were not in line with the 'Rules of Conduct for the International Federations seeking inclusion in the Olympic Programme'".

"The great rule of conduct for us in regard to foreign nations," Washington states, "is in extending our commercial relations, [and] to have with them as little political connection as possible".

The law lays out rules of conduct and disclosure for state officials.

One of our friends in Beijing just forwarded us this list of "Rules of conduct and dress for well-doing residents of China during the Olympic Games," evidently being distributed among the capital's best- and worst-doing citizens.