Sentence examples for rules on ethics from inspiring English sources

That means upgrading the rules on ethics and elections.

The officials had been charged with breaching rules on ethics in the wake of the corruption scandal that saw Mohamed bin Hammam banned for life.

There are many other problems that will require a strong and credible governor's attention and backing, including rules on ethics and fair election redistricting and campaign finance reform.

Several members of the Council of Europe's parliamentary assembly broke the body's rules on ethics and are "strongly suspected" of corruption, according an internal inquiry.

Joy, of Washington University, said a simpler device could push prosecutors to step aside from cases involving police in their own jurisdictions: the American Bar Association's (ABA) rules on ethics for attorneys, which state that a conflict of interest exists when attorneys face a "significant risk" that their work will be affected by other responsibilities or loyalties.

Few are harder or messier than 2010 New Jersey, where Mr. Christie is trying to wrestle a Legislature controlled by Democrats into closing deficits, eliminating layers of government, paring public employees' pay and benefits, and changing the rules on ethics, campaign finance, government contracting and employee job security.

The rules of ethics depend on and are derived from the more general rules that govern the cosmos in its totality; they are no more than special manifestations of these general rules.

Watering down existing rules on judicial ethics would only do more harm.

In 2003, the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB), a standards-setting body which has all the top business schools among its 495 members, introduced new rules on teaching ethics in their curriculum.

Among those who were aware of an ethics committee at the hospital nearly half of physicians and nurses felt that its role is to advise the administration on ethics rules in the institution, to advice the staff and patients on ethical problems arising out of work and to teach ethical conduct.

In a study last year, the Better Government Association, a watchdog group based in Chicago, ranked Connecticut 13th among the states on ethics rules generally.