Sentence examples for strengthen code from inspiring English sources

To the rescue come a handful of smart young companies such as Fortify Software, Agitar and Coverity that promise to clean up and strengthen code before it goes out the door.

The party would also strengthen codes of practice which apply to tax-advising professions.

Therefore, countries need to develop and strengthen codes of good practice on international migration of physicians on a global scale.

The European Union is considering replacing the general embargo on China with a revised and strengthened "code of conduct" to guide arms sales.

"Who's going to say, 'I will not follow the honor code'?" It was a survey in 2000 that jolted administrators into an effort to strengthen the code.

The code committee's chairman, the Mail group's editor-in-chief, Paul Dacre said: "I am convinced these changes strengthen the code and will ensure it remains the universally accepted standard for journalistic practice in the post-Leveson era".

A Home Office spokesman confirmed the intention to strengthen the code to ensure special consideration was given in the case of journalists and lawyers.

The prime minister asked O'Donnell to strengthen the code following McBride's departure and the Tories also contacted him with a series of questions.

But the plans also suggested that a future Tory government would introduce a criminal offence to stop picketing and would strengthen the code of practice on picketing by giving it statutory force.

Harvey L. Pitt, chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission, had also planned to talk about Enron's lapses tomorrow via a teleconference with Financial Executives International, a professional association, focusing on how it could strengthen its code of ethics.

Subsequent resolutions have been approved to strengthen the Code and close loopholes that companies continue to exploit, including the guidance adopted during the WHA last week - nearly 35 years after the Code was first introduced.