Sentence examples for tough codes from inspiring English sources

Young people are compelled to sign tough codes of showroom ethics.

"We have a very tough code; we're not allowed to do it, our entourage is not allowed to do it.

There would be quicker redress for those misrepresented or harassed by the press, and stringent fines for newspapers that breached a tough code of conduct.

But I do believe there is a very strong case for expecting large employers to sign up to a tough code of conduct as to how they are applied.

Not content with picking up votes from disenchanted Conservatives, Farage advanced into Labour's terroritory on Friday by calling on large companies to sign up to a tough code of conduct to prevent them exploiting workers on zero-hours contracts.

So John Barbarite, who will be Mr. Jenkins's village manager, says the long road back begins with the castor oil of tough code enforcement to repair substandard homes and businesses.

After a successful presentation at the HackFwd Build event, all developers are then put through a series of tough coding tests before the investment is made.

And while it might not be as nerdy as the 42-foot wide QR code on the top of the main campus, the idea of taking a stroll through a rooftop tree garden to help your brain work through a tough coding problem sounds pretty awesome.

Schools will score points for coming up with the toughest codes and then have a virtual contest, attempting to crack those of other schools.

Abner Mikva, a Democrat in the House from Chicago, holds the widespread opinion that "We have a tougher code of ethics than ever.

Bob Kessler, director of St .Paul's Department of Safety and Inspection, said St. Paul recently enacted what he considered to be one of the toughest code compliance laws in the country.