Sentence examples similar to wide code of conduct from inspiring English sources
Deputy Secretary General Louise Frechette, a Canadian, made the establishment of an organization-wide code of conduct a priority, the report noted.
Recently Ms Senequier appeared to back down slightly by calling for a voluntary, Europe-wide code of conduct to encourage profit-sharing, rather than a law.
A Europe Union-wide Code of Conduct on swiftly removing hate speech, which was agreed between the Commission and social media giants a year ago, does not include any financial penalties for failure — but there are signs some European governments are becoming convinced of the need to legislate to force social media companies to improve their content moderation practices.
The terms of the new code of conduct underline another wider problem.
For example, the national elections in Ethiopia in 2005 and 2010 have added fuel to further complicating Ethiopia's relations with the West because both elections saw drastic violation of election code of conduct leading to wide-spread violence and drawing international criticisms.
Nike has even implemented a code of conduct that advocates industry-wide best-practices standards.
Nineteen short-track skaters filed a wide-ranging grievance against U.S. Speedskating and 14 signed a code of conduct complaint with the U.S. Olympic Committee on Aug. 30.
"Consulting a wide range of people from patients to the nurses themselves will help the NMC to develop a Code of Conduct in line with the reality of modern nursing and the RCN looks forward to participating in the process".
This closed the doors to the wider scientific community, they said, and did not appear to adhere to any published guidance or code of conduct.
That application included a code of conduct.
