Sentence examples for rules on conduct from inspiring English sources

It is proposed to delete the interpretation, because, on the one hand, the revised Rule 166 would no longer deal with rules on conduct, and, on the other hand, content-wise this interpretation would be superfluous in light of the proposed new drafting of Rule 11 (3b).

A string of trading scandals and continued high pay for some of Britain's bankers have led to widespread public anger and prompted the government to look into tightening rules on conduct and pay.

Through staging, regulators can acquire additional information on the impact of new rules on conduct and, as necessary, adjust those rules to reflect any unanticipated consequences — perhaps a more effective approach to implementing regulation than efforts to finalize new rules from the outset.

A spokesman added that the site encouraged users to report anyone breaking Twitter rules on conduct by using a report form.

The United Nations said it would not send weapons monitors to Iraq unless Baghdad agreed to abide by rules on conducting inspections, and Congressional leaders refused an invitation to visit.

In a striking demonstration of how the Pentagon's image builders take Hollywood just as seriously as they take the news media, if not more so, the show's script writer said he learned details of the intensely debated rules on conducting the controversial tribunals two weeks before Mr. Rumsfeld released them at a news conference on March 21.

On the contentious issue of cyberattacks, General Dempsey said he asked the Chinese "to put a team of their best and brightest" together to work with the Americans on seeking rules of conduct on computer security.

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.

The rules of conduct on the transit system are as old as the subways, which mark their centennial this year.

Last, but not least, the committee on rights and rules is engaged in a thorough review and codification of all rules of conduct on the campus.

But the International Air Transport Association defines unruly passengers as those who "fail to respect the rules of conduct on board aircraft or to follow the instructions of crew members, and thereby disrupt the good order," according to Mr. Flint, the spokesman.