Nestor, the university vice president, said, "There is this incredibly tight code of silence that goes on amongst youth in this culture".
The main perpetrators, bound by a tight code of ethnic solidarity, flagrantly appealed to him, as a fellow Kikuyu, to be loyal to his tribe.
They are already discussing changes including a tighter code of conduct, stiffer penalties for those who breach it – and even statutory interventions.
At nicer restaurants, the food is better, the atmosphere is more refined, but there is a tighter code about what is permissible.
They collaborate globally using the Internet and write tighter code".
From the Prophet's lifetime to the Abbasids, Fatimids, Timurids, Ottomans, et al, the pattern repeated itself and with it always came a tighter code of warrior discipline, which merged easily with doctrinal Islam's core Puritanism and social discipline.
The McKinsey report's recommendations include providing education and better information about the potential savings from energy efficiency, tighter building codes, stricter efficiency requirements for appliances and greater financial incentives for making efficiency improvements.
I love tight, elegant code too.
And our buildings are safer from earthquakes because of tighter building codes.
In addition to its tight dress code, Jimmy John's also created a restrictive noncompete agreement for workers to sign, as HuffPost first reported last year.
Someone will hold a fancy dress or themed night with a tight dress code that someone's dad will turn up to in the jacket they were going to wear anyway and a wig they bought on the way from a petrol station (*3).
