Sentence examples for supreme code from inspiring English sources
Staying true to Supreme code is the only business plan he has.
A Guardian investigation in July found that even workers on the World Cup stadiums, governed by the supreme committee code of practice, were earning as little as 45p an hour.
Trying to find a deeper philosophical purpose behind this part of the tax code, the Supremes read into the law a requirement that the shareholders selling out must retain a significant interest in the surviving entity.
Apple could very well win in a sweeping supreme court decision that puts computer code outside the reach of law enforcement officials.
When they returned, the Assembly (451) chose ten men -decemviri- formulate a new code, and gave them supreme governmental power in Rome for two years.
Until Congress gave the agency this new rule-making authority, lawyers have been regulated by state supreme courts, which generally draw on a model code of professional responsibility prepared by the bar association, Mr. Gillers said.
In his supreme court decision Justice Hiley found the board "misconstrued the code [of conduct]" in its deliberations and applied clauses without "the existence of any expert or other evidence which could possibly give that provision any content and relevance".
The M.P.P.D.A. got serious at last and appointed Joseph Breen, a former newspaperman and a prominent Catholic layman, to administer the 1930 Code, causing Variety to announce that Breen was the "supreme pontiff of picture morals from now on".
New York Times columnist David Leonhardt has an excellent piece out diving into the paradox of the American corporate tax code -- "the worst of all worlds" -- and the supreme difficulty of achieving the kind of reform Obama called for in his State of the Union address last week.
The Qatar Foundation and the Qatar 2022 supreme committee that has begun building the stadiums have introduced new codes of conduct for contractors.
The previous government amended the tax code retrospectively in 2012 to reopen a tax dispute with Vodafone after the supreme court had ruled in favour of the British mobile operator.
