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"The problem isn't the code of conduct, it's implementing the code of conduct" Sinders told me on the phone.
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Code of conduct Before Friday's talks, ASEAN, a regional grouping of Southeast Asian nations, had been working toward a multilateral solution -- primarily through negotiating a code of conduct.
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FITCH'S CODE OF CONDUCT, CONFIDENTIALITY, CONFLICTS OF INTEREST, AFFILIATE FIREWALL, COMPLIANCE AND OTHER RELEVANT POLICIES AND PROCEDURES ARE ALSO AVAILABLE FROM THE 'CODE OF CONDUCT' SECTION OF THIS SITE.
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These days, Instagram has a pretty strict code of conduct.
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What surprised me is they have a code of conduct.
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Both parties also sign a code of conduct, she added.
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Technically, they aren't required to follow this code of conduct.
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This is the common goal of the code of conduct.
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Talks over the Code of Conduct are likely to continue.
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The company said he had violated its code of conduct.
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There was no workplace code of conduct regarding racist behavior.
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Often, students didn't know their school's online code of conduct.
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" She added, "We have a code of conduct in this arena.
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In 2008, Apple announced that this violated its code of conduct.
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They're required to follow the code of conduct, like other users.
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Denham's suggestion to the committee was for a code of conduct.
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American companies therefore need a corporate code of conduct for China.
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FIFA responded by reminding all parties of its code of conduct.
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I looked up the code of regulations, the code of conduct.
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The COC (code of conduct), we need a legally binding instrument.
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Google subsequently sacked Mr Damore for violating its code of conduct.
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A "Code of Conduct" was reportedly included in the employment agreement.
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Well, you know, there has to be a code of conduct.
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A code of conduct derived from a bygone era in rap.
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Crutcher resigned due to violations of the company's code of conduct.
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USA Swimming strictly prohibits and has zero tolerance for sexual misconduct, with firm Code of Conduct policies in place, and severe penalties, including a permanent ban of membership, for those who violate our Code of Conduct.
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You know, so the code of conduct, that-, you know, that, I think, is obviously something-, they need to look in to it, that whether there is a right standard of code of conduct in the business.
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The Code of Conduct, which appears to have been last updated Oct.
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He violated at least four different code of conduct at the FBI.
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But our code of conduct clearly states, 'You do not accept parole.
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Though, for now, it's been pursuing a voluntary Code of Conduct approach.
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Its amended version spells out a code of conduct and reporting mechanisms.
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They also intended to decide on a proposed bishops' code of conduct.
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"I grew up with a strict code of conduct," Mr. Rathore said.
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The ultimate goal is to establish a commercial-scale "ocean plastics" supply chain, and one that is in full compliance with local laws, the Electronic Industry Citizenship Coalition (EICC) Code of Conduct and the Dell Code of Conduct….
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That system is known as the Code of Conduct for United States Judges.
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Ahead of Torvalds' return, the Linux community instituted a revised code of conduct.
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Curiel himself has remained quiet, his office citing the judicial code of conduct.
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Consultations on the South China Sea Code of Conduct are also progressing steadily.
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The community will develop guidelines for its members, including a code of conduct.
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The existing code of conduct stipulates a "cooling off period" of 18 months.
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"The code of conduct puts terms of service above national law," she said.
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Google said he was fired for violating the company's employee code of conduct.
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Merkel has raised the idea of a code of conduct for social networks.
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To assuage any guilt, the men decide to create a code of conduct.
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Jewish lobbyists, frequently the target of hate speech, welcomed the code of conduct.
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She said it was a gross violation of an electoral code of conduct.
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Our code of conduct must include respect for differences, perspectives and political views.
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She has defined a code of conduct to prove herself a good citizen.
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That was a year before the regents adopted the new code of conduct.
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The code of conduct in the South China Sea, for example, is one.
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No, what was important was a code of conduct and way of behaving.
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It was an egregious violation of our community values and code of conduct.
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"For decades, our company's core values and code of conduct have been foundational to how we operate and behave, and we have no tolerance for violations of our code of conduct," said Mark Blinn, lead director of the TI Board.
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The school issued statements saying both videos "severely violated" the student code of conduct.
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Google CEO Sundar Pichai said that Damore had violated the company's code of conduct.
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CES also lacks an official code of conduct with an explicit anti-harassment policy.
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Members will vote on proposals to add teeth to an expanded code of conduct.
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Despite the protest, the new Linux Code of Conduct was adopted by the community.
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Other developers describe these attacks on the Code of Conduct as thinly veiled misogyny.
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Not knowing the unspoken code of conduct there, Desmond walked onto the main floor.
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This sad mess is something of a perfect storm of Code of Conduct conflicts.
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By dutifully following its code of conduct, I had completely lost contact with myself.
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If in violation of Facebook's code of conduct, the content can be completely deleted.
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I was told over the phone that my letter violated Yelp's Code of Conduct.
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Ensure Supreme Court justices follow a code of conduct recognized by other federal judges.
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She called for revisions to its code of conduct and the creation of sanctions.
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There is also a "model code of conduct" that governs election rules and ethics.
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Hofstra University said the fraternity, Alpha Epsilon Pi, violated the school's code of conduct.
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The questionable code of conduct that cropped up around Venmo has been well documented.
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Officials are working to implement a code of conduct for athletic recruitment, he said.
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Google cited its code of conduct that prohibits behavior beyond what the law prohibits.
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"Appropriate action, per our employee code of conduct policies, will be taken," Escobar said.
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Every school has a code of conduct, compliance with which is necessary for participation.
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They record and report any violations of rules and the model code of conduct.
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Patients follow a strict code of conduct that includes scheduled chores, meals and baths.
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"Don't be evil" has been part of the company's corporate code of conduct since 2000.
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Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, and Microsoft signed on to the code of conduct in May 15.83.
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The judiciary in March 2019 strengthened provisions about inappropriate behavior in its code of conduct.
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ASEAN members called for a legally binding code of conduct as far back as 1996.
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The code of conduct has at last been put out for consultation with Jewish groups.
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Google said Damore violated its code of conduct and his actions advanced harmful gender stereotypes.
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What impressed me was how professional they were, that they had a code of conduct.
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Berkshire Hathaway Energy's code of conduct is a great example of prohibiting discrimination or harassment.
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The Kolkata-based company aims to launch a new supplier code of conduct next year.
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On September 4th, the association concluded that Bell Pottinger had violated its code of conduct.
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The voluntary code of conduct obliges firms to take action in Europe within 24 hours.
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Pichai also said that certain parts of the memo violated the company's code of conduct.
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"Are people seriously joining here and whinging about the code of conduct," one user writes.
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Growers found to have violated the program's code of conduct can lose access to buyers.
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The fraternity had a long list of alleged infractions against the school's code of conduct.
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There's an unspoken code of conduct: Give each other space, if not physically then psychically.
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After the footage emerged, 18 students were charged with violating the student code of conduct.
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In March 2019, court officials strengthened provisions about inappropriate behavior in their code of conduct.
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The changes to the ministerial code of conduct remove the cultural barrier to such reporting.
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We Have Voice hopes many more such institutions will align with its code of conduct.
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"This act is a serious violation of our guest code of conduct," the spokesperson said.
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That there is a code of conduct for how one acts after they are assaulted.
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The overall trend among suppliers was toward higher compliance with its code of conduct, however.
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However, prospects for the parties reaching agreement on a real code of conduct remain dim.
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The schools have every right and responsibility to enforce compliance with that code of conduct.
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BuzzFeed News investigated and then fired Adrian Carrasquillo for violating the company's code of conduct.
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They have also called for the industry to agree a code of conduct around the issue.
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Being in the military requires you to quickly adapt to a very strict code of conduct.
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The AP asked to see the code of conduct, but the brand declined to share it.
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You are responsible for adhering to these guidelines, our Code of Conduct, and other workplace policies.
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But on May 18th the two sides agreed on a framework for a "code of conduct".
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Jane says she was told she was fired because the letter violated Yelp's code of conduct.
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Rules, Player Code of Conduct, specifics about platforms and Fall 2018 schedule are on the way.
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No further specifics were given about which parts of the company's code of conduct were violated.
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The Google Code of Conduct is one of the ways we put Google's values into practice.
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Sony has requested its suppliers fully comprehend and comply with this "Sony Supplier Code of Conduct".
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Some critics have proposed the Supreme Court be formally covered by the 1980 code of conduct.
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Rorsted said Adidas will "look into other violations of code of conduct" with respect to West.
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When you sign up (via Facebook)*, you first must agree to the app's code of conduct.
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In February, the guild issued a new code of conduct that aimed to curtail sexual harassment.
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She has also created a code of conduct to train would-be cuddlers in other states.
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The E.U. passed a code of conduct that Facebook, Twitter, Microsoft, and YouTube agreed to today.
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On Saturday, as in the 2011 final, she seemed confused about the code-of-conduct rules.
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This concern underscores the importance of an international agreement on norms or a code of conduct.
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Not everyone embraces this code of conduct either, but it seems to be prevailing so far.
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Ostensibly a doom-metal group, Pallbearer has spent nine years testing that genre's code of conduct.
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Many simply say a person was suspended for a violation of the organization's code of conduct.
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It would bind Supreme Court justices to a code of conduct recognized by other federal judges.
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Google's management, however, said the memo promoted harmful gender stereotypes and violated its code of conduct.
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The proposal would also extend the Code of Conduct for federal judges to the Supreme Court.
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The school is defending its decision, saying the teen violated its code of conduct numerous times.
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The commission enforces the code of conduct right from the day it announces the election schedule.
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It remains to be seen if CES's lack of a code of conduct will prove costly.
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"I got accepted to the school thinking that it was okay to have an Afro, because they give you a code of conduct to read and sign, and there is nothing with regards to African hair or an Afro in the code of conduct," she said.
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"USA Swimming strictly prohibits and has zero tolerance for sexual misconduct, with firm Code of Conduct policies in place, and severe penalties, including a permanent ban of membership, for those who violate our Code of Conduct," a spokesperson for the national swimming association told USA Today.
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However, he did add a new code of conduct at the company that directly addressed sexual harassment.
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This false content will be deleted from the platform completely if it violates Facebook's code of conduct.
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Military life is strictly regimented, with a code of conduct and standards for dress and personal appearance.
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The move is in line with recommendations by EU tax experts in the Code of Conduct Group.
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Requiring the Supreme Court to adhere to a code of ethics and tightening the code of conduct.
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Recently, Google removed its long-time unofficial motto, "don't be evil," from its corporate code of conduct.
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Sinders cited International JavaScript conference's code of conduct as a sterling example of effective guidelines in action.
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The Google Code of Conduct is one of the ways we put "Don't be evil" into practice.
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The Utah Supreme Court ruled Thursday Judge Michael Kwan had violated the code of conduct several times.
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It also said they should sign a "code of conduct" to govern their commercial agreements with publishers.
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He also was concerned that the Code of Conduct would be used to unfairly target conservative developers.
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The hotel industry has signed a code of conduct to prevent adults and children being sexually exploited.
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Mr. Greenwood has been charged with violating Cornell's code of conduct and could be suspended or expelled.
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Why can't we have a set of standards and a code of conduct for our elected officials?
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Smith and his group sued, and the university settled the lawsuit and changed its code of conduct.
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It is a violation of IRS rules and regulations, not to mention our own code of conduct.
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The special panels will launch probes into whether the congressmen violated the House's official code of conduct.
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After that, it decided to establish a code of conduct and procedures for investigating allegations of misconduct.
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"There has been conduct inconsistent with Nike's core values and against our code of conduct," he said.
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They said their subsets, called Los Sures and Bad Boys, abided by a strict code of conduct.
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Hydra has a strict way of doing business and code of conduct overseen by a central hub.
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In 2006, the Taliban code of conduct banned all N.G.O.s and sanctioned the burning of government schools.
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Last year the Lanka Microfinance Practitioners' Association, a group of established lenders, published a code of conduct.
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But the university announced Tuesday that its investigation had found violations of the university's code of conduct.
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Their latest step: finalizing procedures for investigating and punishing violations of the economics association's code of conduct.
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The 'code of conduct tribunal' had ordered chief judge Walter Onnoghen to appear for trial on Wednesday.
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He said opponents cited the group's late application as well as a past code of conduct violation.
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The semiconductor company's president and CEO Brian Crutcher resigned amidst violations of the company's code of conduct.
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" Berndcon also detailed on their 34C3 event description that their assembly is a "code-of-conduct free zone.
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In 2008 the European Union proposed a voluntary code of conduct to promote "responsible behaviour" in such matters.
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After all, look at all the crazy shit that's happened since that code of conduct went into place.
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Despite this significant change, Google's code of conduct says it has not been updated since April 5, 2018.
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Rowan, like all universities, have a student code of conduct that speaks to on- and off-campus behavior.
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He said the company's suppliers were bound to uphold a code of conduct which includes safeguarding worker's rights.
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"It should be more or less the military with a code of conduct," Manchin said Haspel told him.
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Currently there is a voluntary Code of Conduct on countering illegal online hate speech across the European Union.
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Plus: new efforts to come up with a code of conduct for biohackers, from legislation to self-regulation.
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The move is in line with recommendations by EU tax experts, the so-called Code of Conduct Group.
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"Certain behavior by Nair was inconsistent with the company's code of conduct," the company writes in a statement.
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The National Electoral Authority said all candidates had signed an agreement to respect the electoral code of conduct.
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The officers' actions were "egregious violations of the university's code of conduct," the university said in a statement.
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"We believe that without any disturbances from the outside, COC (code of conduct) consultations will accelerate," Wang said.
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Australia's ministerial code of conduct requires lawmakers to declare relationships with any staff member of a cabinet minister.
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Brand president Abigail Klem said in a statement that the brand has set a vendor code of conduct.
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We must study the psychological impacts, consider the moral and legal implications, even establish a code of conduct.
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We enforce a code of conduct for the IPFS community that's designed encourage a 'friendly harassment-free space'.
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Actual clowns, McNicol explained, have a code of conduct, follow an ethical code, and obey a clown constitution.
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If it is determined that any fans violated the NBA Code of Conduct, appropriate action will be taken.
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That was at odds with the bank's own code of conduct, which requires personal connections to be disclosed.
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Almost all of those involved are Communist Party members, who must abide by the party's code of conduct.
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In California, especially in Humboldt, we have a code of conduct: Respect the land and respect the people.
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The code of conduct would be posted at the school's entrance and distributed to parents before classes started.
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The Home Valuation Code of Conduct, or HVCC, which went into effect in May 2009, compounded the problem.
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The new code of conduct was released in direct reaction to allegations surrounding disgraced Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein.
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Inditex said last September that its social audits had found the plant complied with its Code of Conduct.
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In 2016, Facebook, Twitter, Microsoft, and YouTube signed an EU code of conduct on countering hate speech online.
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This spring, Google quietly removed its longtime unofficial motto, "Don't be evil," from its employee code of conduct.
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Google's catchphrase "Don't be evil" appears to have been all but removed from its corporate code of conduct.
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We demand a bit more from our presidents than staying just short of the criminal code of conduct.
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This was complemented by the Djibouti Code of Conduct that enabled East African intervention to counter piracy threats.
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There has to be a code of conduct around what gets put out on what are media platforms.
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Ferrero said its code of conduct banned child labor and all suppliers were subject to regular independent inspections.
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We expect our suppliers to meet our code of conduct and we support them in achieving these requirements.
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The code of conduct spurred a backlash with liberals ridiculing the town as racist, closed-minded or worse.
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The board of Midwest Furry Fandom, consistent with our posted code of conduct, has rescinded Mr. Yiannopoulos's registration.
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A Code of Conduct Tribunal cleared him of the charges in June 2017, saying the case lacked substance.
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More specifically, Facebook posted a code of conduct for its F8 developer conference happening next month (24:36).
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Hull wrote that the student will face disciplinary action in accordance with the district's student code of conduct.
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Likewise, the writers may wait to see if more agencies cave and sign the new code of conduct.
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Did you know that a Code of Conduct war is underway in the world of open-source software development?
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Per DEF CON's Code of Conduct, this kind of behavior will result in a permanent ban from our events.
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The university is additionally investigating the incident and whether the two arrested students violated the student code of conduct.
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The family has lived under a relatively strict code of conduct and the microscope of public interest for generations.
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Nigeria's Chief Justice Walter Onnoghen has been asked to appear before the Code of Conduct Tribunal (CCT) for trial.
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A formal corporate code of conduct would help American companies stand up to Chinese bullying by creating collective resistance.
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Whatever fans make must follow the new code of conduct, which disallows things like pornographic content and hate speech.
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"We have a comprehensive code of conduct and laws, so anyone going against that faces the music," Karemire said.
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WE ARE ALWAYS SENSITIVE TO WHAT APPEARANCES ARE AND THAT'S BUILT INTO OUR CODE OF CONDUCT AND OTHER THINGS.
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Panasonic said it is reviewing changes to its code of conduct that would ban discrimination based on sexual orientation.
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The authors of the no confidence letter, which included Sinders, had similar demands for improving the code of conduct.
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In the U.K., we introduced a code of conduct for net neutrality, which all the ISPs signed up to.
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Google must revise its code of conduct to make clear that complaining about their working conditions is not forbidden.
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Some large arbitration firms do have a code of conduct, but less scrupulous firms are not policed at all.
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SAG-AFTRA issued a new code of conduct outlining how its members are to be protected from sexual harassment.
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Kwan has been reprimanded twice in the past for apparent violations of the code of conduct, the ruling noted.
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In addition, the brand scores major points for publicly disclosing its suppliers and maintaining a public code of conduct.
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Most companies have a code of conduct or a set of values that govern the way they conduct business.
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Today, Nike is the sole worldwide company to offer paid menstrual leave as part of its code of conduct.
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The announcement comes after an internal investigation found that Nair's behavior was "inconsistent" with the company's code of conduct.
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A code of conduct, which many airlines and airports signed up to last year, is supposed to prevent this.
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Adopting the Warrior-in-the-Design Code of Conduct is a helpful first-step to supporting this initiative. How?
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Southeast Asian foreign ministers and Beijing are now expected to negotiate on a code of conduct for the area.
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In 2016, the European Commission developed a code of conduct with Google, Twitter, Facebook, Microsoft, Instagram, Snapchat, and YouTube.
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Their brainchild was a "Code of Conduct and Ethics" that would apply to all senior officers and board members.
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Still, despite the best efforts of Ms. Karvonides and others, students are yearning for a clear code of conduct.
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" As for why Kyle was removed from the project, Stockman cited "several past violations of [Lerna's] code of conduct.
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Just like there's a code of conduct around personal politics and sexual harassment and all the rest of it.
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It can't have a "social media code of conduct" that prevents employees from posting false, disparaging or inaccurate information.
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In a memo to staff, Google CEO Sundar Pichai said the author had violated the company's Code of Conduct.
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The committee adopted a new policy on harassment and discrimination to supplement a code of conduct adopted last year.
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And how can we make it so we can understand what our code of conduct is going to be?
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In a statement to CNN Business, Amazon (AMZN) said it doesn't tolerate violations of its supplier code of conduct.
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That code of conduct was created by the International Fact-Checking Network, which certified Health Feedback's parent, Science Feedback.
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It adopted a new code of conduct, and changed its bylaws to allow sanctions against members who violate it.
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Moving forward, we will be taking a zero tolerance approach for behavior that breaches our employee code of conduct.
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The probe focused on potential violations of the police code of conduct, the statement said, without giving more details.
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She'd extend the code of conduct for federal judges to those on the US Supreme Court (they're currently exempt).
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We're very focused on enforcing our Code of Conduct and providing a safe and professional environment at all times.
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Google declares itself a "dog company" in its code of conduct and welcomes dogs (not cats) in the office.
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Crowdsourcing platforms in Germany recently co-signed a code of conduct with IG Metall, the country's largest trade union.
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Soon after, more than 140 Google employees signed an open letter asking the organization to drop Google from the Pride parade, and dozens marched in protest of their company's policies — despite warnings that doing so would violate Google's code of conduct (generally, punishment for violating the company's code of conduct can include termination).
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CBP does not tolerate misconduct on or off duty and will hold those who violate our code of conduct accountable.
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The Commission will retain a voluntary code of conduct on hate speech with Facebook, Microsoft, Twitter and YouTube in 2016.
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Supreme Court justices are not bound by the code of conduct, however, and there is no parallel ethics review system.
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In the months since then, the Academy has also unveiled a new code of conduct and a new claims process.
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"Had he been a member, he would have been subject to the USA Swimming Code of Conduct," the statement said.
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Non-Mormons can attend, but they are charged more for tuition and must obey the school's strict code of conduct.
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The BoE's code of conduct covers London money markets, including sterling and foreign currency deposits, repo markets and securities lending.
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ACT: The App Association cautioned its member app makers that the app code of conduct could open them to liability.
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The ministry has been drafting a code of conduct for the internet to "build a healthy and safe network environment".
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" Party City said it is conducting an internal investigation and holding "an immediate sensitivity training and code of conduct refresher.
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USA Swimming will undergo a thorough review of the incident and determine any further actions, per our Code of Conduct.
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A recent investigation by ProPublica illustrated how Facebook's policy for enforcing their own code of conduct is uneven at best.
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While Bailey's tenure saw a new code of conduct following the expulsion of Harvey Weinstein, it wasn't entirely without controversy.
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Rod Guajardo, the university's spokesman, had said the incident does not represent a violation of the university's code of conduct.
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Hackers are allowed to publish their findings, so long as they respect conditions outlined in the trial's code of conduct.
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It's easy to see that the company had little choice but to fire Damore for violating its Code of Conduct.
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There needs to be an explicit code of conduct for senior officers that eliminates the most obvious ethical gray areas.
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A Code of Conduct Tribunal cleared him of the charges in June 2017, saying the case against him lacked substance.
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The best the industry can do is to form a trade association requiring members to uphold a code of conduct.
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He emphasized progress on the code of conduct for the South China Sea which China is discussing with ASEAN countries.
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"In California, especially in Humboldt, we have a code of conduct: Respect the land and respect the people," he said.
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"We expect our suppliers to meet our code of conduct and we support them in achieving these requirements," it said.
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The following week, the students received a formal notice from the University claiming that they violated the Code of Conduct.
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" Mr. Wielgus concluded by saying the episode would be reviewed to "determine any further actions, per our code of conduct.
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Students found to be in violation of the Student Code of Conduct and dress code will be given a consequence.
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The investigation is reportedly zeroing in on potential violations of the police code of conduct, according to the news agency.
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Pitner was found guilty of violating the code of conduct for tennis officials and was stripped of his officiating certification.
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Fitch in a statement said the employee involved had violated the agency's code of conduct and was no longer employed.
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Google's code of conduct explicitly prohibits discrimination based on sexual orientation, race, religion, and a host of other protected categories.
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The students will be held accountable to all University student- code, Athletic-student athlete and Football Code of conduct standards.
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The company sets out its standards in two documents, its Supplier Code of Conduct and its Standard Terms and Conditions.
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Sineenat Wongvajirapakdi, 34, had breached a code of conduct for courtiers and was disloyal to the king, the statement said.
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Deliberately trying to lose, which violates the "best effort" clause in the ATP's Code of Conduct, is a serious offense.
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The automaker said the behavior was "inconsistent with the company's code of conduct" but did not give any further details.
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The Commission will retain a voluntary code of conduct on hate speech with Facebook, Microsoft, Twitter and YouTube in 2016.
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Found to have committed a "major offense" to the tour's code of conduct, he will not serve an immediate suspension.
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The Academy also unveiled a new code of conduct in December in response to the allegations against him and others.
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There was even one pirate organization called The Corporation that supposedly printed a guidebook outlining a pirate code of conduct.
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The Bank has zero tolerance towards employees not adhering to its Code of Conduct, and takes strict measures against them.
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Texas Instruments said Tuesday that CEO Brian Crutcher resigned for violating the company's code of conduct related to personal behavior.
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But although it can investigate breaches of its code of conduct, it "has no legal powers to apply formal sanctions".
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They have also agreed to a voluntary code of conduct in Europe to fight the spread of hate speech online.
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The RBA's code of conduct includes a zero fee recruitment policy, which members agree to as part of their membership.
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But, judging by the code of conduct window from the beginning, it's unlikely that things can go very far south.
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Israel's military chief of staff said that Azaria had violated the military's code of conduct and was obliged to abide it.
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All in all, his conduct had become so unsportsmanlike that referees appeared to have an unspoken code of conduct towards him.
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During that hearing, he was formally charged with violations of the school's code of conduct (which have not been made public).
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It may seem like "just housekeeping" or an administrative requirement, but formal HR policies — a code of conduct, employee handbook, etc.
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The code of conduct will include a categorical ban on NGOs entering Libyan waters unless human life is clearly in danger.
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Infantino's conduct might have breached articles on code of conduct, loyalty, conflicts of interest and offering and accepting gifts, it said.
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One brandished a sarcastic "Don't Be Evil" sign, mocking a clause that has been removed from the company's code of conduct.
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A global code of conduct for the FX market, unveiled on May 25th, aims to put things on a sounder footing.
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Although CBP maintains an internal code of conduct that prohibits discrimination and harassment, civil servants also enjoy substantive free speech protections.
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The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences has announced it will be establishing a code of conduct for its members.
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Unlike HOPE's code of conduct, the JS conference outlines specific types of harassment, such as following other attendees at the conference.
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The catch is that because there's no binding code of conduct, any recusal decision would ultimately be up to Ginsburg herself.
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China and the 10-member Association of Southeast Asian Nations earlier this year began negotiations on the new code of conduct.
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He also reintroduced the "Ratchasawat", a basic code of conduct for those in royal service rooted in the old absolutist court.
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"Part of having a code of conduct is giving everyone a right to participate in the company in an equal opportunity."
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" Nair was found by a review to have behaved in a way that was "inconsistent with the company's code of conduct.
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The EU has ramped up efforts leading to this code of conduct following the recent terrorist attacks in Brussels and Paris.
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ASEAN also hopes to set a code of conduct with China regarding disputed waters in the South China Sea, he said.
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Mexico's acting attorney general last week fired Santiago Nieto on the grounds that he broke a code of conduct for officials.
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Reservable booths big enough for birthday parties and a libertarian code of conduct make it ideal for all manner of celebration.
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Today we make the code of conduct extremely clear to all TED conference attendees, and encourage our community to report violations.
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Was Larry Page OK with downplaying "don't be evil" in the employee code of conduct of the company he co-founded?
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China and ASEAN agreed in August on a working text to continue long drawn-out negotiations over the code of conduct.
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"We hope this will make its way into the official ethical code of conduct for board-certified plastic surgeons," Schierle said.
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Simon called Moore's words "a breach of our code of conduct" and indicated that the WTA board would consider disciplinary measures.
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" Another version of the site included a more explicit anti-diversity message: "FUCK THE [CODE OF CONDUCT] FUCK [SOCIAL JUSTICE WARRIORS].
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Customers are served food and drinks at their seats and there is a strict code of conduct once a movie starts.
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The Quebec flags fluttering in Hérouxville, the sleepy village that introduced a code of conduct reminding immigrants not to stone women.
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He said he had meant that being a Republican did not exempt Google employees from following the company's code of conduct.
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Costanoa has made its code of conduct public and recently held "Seat at the Table" events to meet more female entrepreneurs.
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In a subsequent memo obtained by Recode, Google CEO Sundar Pichai told staff Damore had violated the company's code of conduct.
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But Judge T.S. Ellis III pushed back on Doe's contention that GMU's code of conduct dismisses the complexities of BDSM relationships.
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But as we learned, this code of conduct isn't always followed, especially where there's a lot of nature but few rules.
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"'The Truth Has Changed' was canceled following multiple reports of Josh Fox's violations of our code of conduct," said the statement.
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Many of the guidelines use the SAG-AFTRA Code of Conduct on Sexual Harassment as a jumping off point, reports Deadline.
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Among them: Supporting mandatory background checks for all sales; binding sellers to a code of conduct; and adopting smart-gun tech.
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Sineenat had breached a code of conduct for courtiers and was "disloyal to the king", a two-page palace statement said.
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The reason for the improvement was not German legislation, he said, but a voluntary code of conduct with the European Union.
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In his email on Monday, Mr. Agarwal said the behavior described by The Times would violate the company's code of conduct.
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He said ASEAN wanted to complete a framework for a maritime code of conduct with Beijing this year to defuse tensions.
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The platform providers signed up to a voluntary code of conduct to take action to remove hate posts within 24 hours.
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" The university expelled the Sigma Pi fraternity earlier this year for "hazing and other violations of the Student Code of Conduct.
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This year, Vietnam, which has been drafting a code of conduct for the internet, asked Facebook to open a local office.
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The letter was written on EBRD headed paper and referred in depth to technical details of the bank's code of conduct.
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The concept of a code of conduct was first raised in the 1990s; but it was not until 2002 at a gathering of foreign ministers from Asean countries and China in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, that a code of conduct was mandated by the non-binding China-Asean Declaration on Conduct of the Parties in the South China Sea.
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The student in the video later identified herself on social media and said that she never violated the student code of conduct.
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In August, Southeast Asian nations and China adopted a negotiating framework for a broader code of conduct in the South China Sea.
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On Tuesday, U.S. casinos agreed to a code of conduct for responsible marketing of sports betting, including limiting ads to adult audiences.
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However, portions of the memo violate our Code of Conduct and cross the line by advancing harmful gender stereotypes in our workplace.
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Lower court judges are subject to a code of conduct and an internal misconduct review system, but Supreme Court justices are not.
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Drug giant Pfizer agreed Wednesday to the City of Chicago's request for a written code of conduct on the marketing of opioids.
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Plagiarism, which is in every campus' code of conduct and can be punishable by expulsion is a good comparison: It's about ethics.
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Existing regional control instruments, such as the EU Code of Conduct on Arms Exports, have a patchy record of blocking controversial sales.
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The I.T.F. changed the rules governing the code of conduct for officials for 2016 and is now required to announce such suspensions.
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In New Jersey activists pushed state government to enforce a code of conduct at big retailers which includes the right to unionise.
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" In general, George said: "We're always sensitive to what appearances are, and that's built into our code of conduct and other things.
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The point of a code of conduct is to remind students that higher learning is also about being a person with morals.
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Samsung Electronics says on its website it abides by local laws and rules and that it applies a strict code of conduct.
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The rule changes would be made to the SFC Code of Conduct, meaning they would not need to be passed into legislation.
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Later that year, after a government inquiry, a new code of conduct banned charities from passing on donors' data without express permission.
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The incident has also triggered an International Cricket Council (ICC) review of the players' code of conduct to curb on-field misdemeanours.
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It has been working on a code of conduct with industry players that is due to be presented in the coming weeks.
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The WGA and ATA had been negotiating for a new code of conduct that would replace an existing, 43-year-old deal.
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The fine details of an eventual Supreme Court code of conduct are relatively unimportant, so long as the ethics rules are definitive.
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To take today's political temperature in the village, I contacted Hérouxville's mayor, Bernard Thompson, an early supporter of the code of conduct.
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That this international code of conduct is non-binding is symptomatic of how difficult it is to control and manage pesticide use.
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"Within the company we allow for a lot of people to speak up, but we have a code of conduct," Pichai said.
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"This minimum code of conduct would be something that covers every single person that steps foot on the campus," he told WMC.
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The three main net neutrality principles should become the foundation for an all-encompassing code of conduct and set of best practices.
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Brunswick High launched an investigation, and ultimately suspended four members of the school's football team for violating the school's code of conduct.
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Also last week, the government's chief medical advisors called for a code of conduct for social media platforms to protect vulnerable users.
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He enlisted Romine and AnyKey to help draft the program's code of conduct and arena rules, which prohibit harassment of any kind.
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The incident has also triggered an International Cricket Council (ICC) review of the players' code of conduct to curb on-field misdemeanors.
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Apart from this constitutional duty, the code of conduct for federal judges also counsels judges to defend the independence of our judiciary.
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It said any members breaking the organization's code of conduct risked suspension or expulsion and it would be investigating the reported behavior.
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Curiel is prohibited from responding by the judicial code of conduct, but according to his brother Raul, a Vietnam vet, he's unfazed.
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Both organizations expelled Weinstein, and the Academy plans to explore the creation of a code of conduct for its members next month.
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The Election Commision of Pakistan's code of conduct for the pre-poll campaign period is shaping up to be the next battleground.
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City mayor Henriette Reker drew outrage by suggesting that women adopt a "code of conduct," including a dress code, to protect themselves.
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Just this week the EU had to pass a Code of Conduct for how tech companies manage hate, negativity, and propaganda online.
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China and Southeast Asian countries agreed in May to a framework for a long-proposed code of conduct for the disputed waters.
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It includes the company's AI ethics code of conduct and says that customer contracts forbid using its technology to infringe human rights.
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Three other senior ATO officers are being investigated by Barbara Deegan, a former Fair Work Commissioner, for possible Code of Conduct breaches.
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The executive committee is proposing to allow it to remove officers or even expel members for violations of its code of conduct.
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The writers have been adamant that the agencies must end the practices they find objectionable, which the code of conduct would accomplish.
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Instead, Pakistan's military barred him from leaving the country and opened an investigation into whether he violated the military's code of conduct.
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" Mac said the React core team that develops the language should "take crafting a code of conduct seriously, and enforce it diligently.
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Brienne is about a code of honor, a code of conduct, and she never kills anyone just for the sake of it.
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However, the University of Minnesota will not change our values or our code of conduct for the sake of a bowl game.
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But because the memo was interpreted as sexual harassment, which violates Title VII and Google's code of conduct, Damore's protection was trumped.
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China's demands for the code of conduct, says Teodoro Locsin, the Philippine foreign secretary, are intended as "implicit recognition of Chinese hegemony".
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She suggests that tech companies create and implement policies, or a code of conduct, to dictate behaviors from employees at all levels.
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"In fact, Supreme Court justices are the only federal judges who are not bound by a formal code of conduct," she wrote.
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China and ASEAN in August adopted a negotiating framework for a Code of Conduct (COC) in the South China Sean in August.
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The student was arrested by our campus school police officers and now faces expulsion as defined in our student code of conduct.
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The company fired him soon after, stating that parts of the memo were contrary to Google's "basic values" and code of conduct.
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Because doing anything illegal is a violation of the police code of conduct, these charges often get tacked on to other offenses.
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At the same time Condé Nast, the publisher of Vogue and lots of other glossy magazines, is introducing a code of conduct.
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"It's sad that CES doesn't have a code of conduct," said Y-Vonne Hutchinson, founder of ReadySet, a diversity-focused consulting firm.
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Italy's new "code of conduct" limiting NGOs operating in the Mediterranean was endorsed by France and Germany after an emergency meeting in Paris.
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I'm glad that Apple is trying to make its developer community as inclusive as possible: WWDC 2017 has a Code of Conduct pic.twitter.
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All employees acknowledge our code of conduct and other workplace policies, under which promoting harmful stereotypes based on race or gender is prohibited.
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But its code of conduct and the violations and penalties that were imposed on Williams at the US Open are distinct and clear.
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For that matter, will there actually be a new code of conduct, or will the organization quietly carry on as it always has?
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"The results of our second evaluation of the code of conduct are encouraging," EU Justice Commissioner Vĕra Jourová said in a statement Thursday.
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" Dimenna then went on to state that Monmouth is "reviewing the matter under the Student Code of Conduct and will take appropriate action.
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Looking to impose clear rules on the humanitarian groups, the Italian government has drawn up a code of conduct for their sea missions.
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Under the department's policies, employees who violate the code of conduct may face disciplinary action and some violations could lead to their firing.
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Mary Barra, CEO of General Motors, used to work in the HR department on the team that developed the company's code of conduct.
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Damore was fired on Monday — the same day he filed the suit — for "perpetuating gender stereotypes" and violating the company's code of conduct.
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All of those things are part of our student code of conduct, and if you violate them you go to a campus court.
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Working through Westchester, Nuveen encourages farmers to implement the Farmland Guidelines and our tenant Code of Conduct in their day-to-day operations.
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The bottom line: Most of the Guild's writers agree with the Code of Conduct, but most of the agents who represent them don't.
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"Shannon Gabriel has been charged with a breach Article 2.13 of the ICC Code of Conduct," it said in a statement on Tuesday.
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They include a code of conduct, a regular risk analysis of exposure to bribes abroad, anti-graft focused due diligence and staff training.
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PledgeLA participants will also need a code of conduct around diversity and inclusion and are required to privilege diversity in corporate hiring practices.
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Carrying hate and terror content on media platforms should be criminalised, something along the lines of a code of conduct for social media.
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The sorority code of conduct — an etiquette guide that could have been written by Amy Vanderbilt on an amphetamine binge — was a relic.
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Last January, Facebook agreed to a voluntary "code of conduct" with the European Union, where it would remove "hate speech" within 24 hours.
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A suspension involves the removal of a student from school for violations of a school's code of conduct for one or more days.
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As part of the settlement, Cueto agreed to certify his compliance with Latam Airlines' code of conduct and attend anti-corruption training sessions.
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The Woman Bringing Civility to Open Source ProjectsAda Coraline wrote the Contributor Covenant, a code of conduct for open source projects in 2014.
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The IECA has about 2,000 members — double the number from five years ago — who are required to abide by a code of conduct.
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The competition regulator would focus on lowering the barriers for entry for new competitors by imposing a code of conduct on the industry.
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At McDonald's, the company's code of conduct applies to all staff, prohibiting workers who have a direct or indirect reporting line from dating.
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"Torturing of people is not possible according to international law, code of conduct - not just legally but morally," he said in an interview.
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Apple said it did comprehensive audits of 705 sites last year and documented significant improvements in compliance with its supplier code of conduct.
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Thus, my research into autonomous weapon systems and ethical theories re-imagines Asimov's Laws and offers a new code of conduct for servicemembers.
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This student was given a number of chances to adhere to our expectations, and the rules and code of conduct of Cheshire Academy.
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Guajardo said that while the university considered the picture "offensive," the image did not present a violation of the university's code of conduct.
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And I just put it out there as a reminder of the code of conduct that should be followed when appearing in court.
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The team will need to provide a code of conduct and certify that its transition team members do not have conflicts of interest.
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Zulkiffli has committed more code of conduct violations than Tan and had been proven to influence the results of four matches, it added.
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The company said it will require tweets that target specific religious groups to be removed as violations of the company's code of conduct.
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Texas Instruments — CEO Brian Crutcher resigned after less than two months, after the chip maker said he violated the company's code of conduct.
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Facebook's code of conduct prohibits hate speech, which it defines as attacks on people based on "protected characteristics" like race, ethnicity, or religion.
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But some editors and publishers say privately that it's difficult to impose a code of conduct on writers, who are not their employees.
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Opposition leader Mamata Banerjee said she was lodging a complaint against Modi with the Election Commission for violating the electoral code of conduct.
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The report also calls for a code of conduct to be drafted for the biggest tech companies that would be enforceable with fines.
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Saturday, when the Writers Guild of America would technically break ties with every agency that had not signed the new code of conduct.
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The affair, and others at the company, don't seem to have forced dramatic changes to its official code of conduct, in any case.
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I feel that is an invasion of privacy, with the direct breach of our school's code of conduct, I would tell on them.
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They say the company's Code of Conduct gives them that right, but we're told Glaser's position is that the contract trumps the Code.
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This decision comes after the school revised the aforementioned code of conduct to remove homosexuality from its abstinence list, according to previous reports.
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The university began a formal investigation as to whether they had violated its code of conduct for dishonesty, disorderly conduct and verbal harassment.
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Upon receiving confirmation of the band hazing, she works to have the code of conduct amended to include stiffer penalties for violent behavior.
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The league had said the emblem violated a ban on political displays included in the M.L.S. fan code of conduct adopted this season.
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The Santa Monica Public Library has a lengthy code of conduct that it expects visitors at all five of its branches to follow.
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The letter said the chief justice was recusing himself "consistent with the Code of Conduct," and it did not mention the federal law.
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"That tells me there is an internal code of conduct, that is within the system, under which it could be justified," Southall said.
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But, it could also lead to tracking minor misbehavior and enforcing code of conduct violations, as well as tracking who students associate with.
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But that discourse needs to work alongside the principles of equal employment found in our Code of Conduct, policies and anti-discrimination laws.
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It would apply the Code of Conduct for United States Judges, which governs the behavior of most federal judges, to Supreme Court justices.
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" • "The report also calls for a code of conduct to be drafted for the biggest tech companies that would be enforceable with fines.
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It says it wants video-sharing platforms to help come up with a code of conduct for the industry relating to protecting minors online.
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Its Developer Code of Conduct requires a welcome message to help bot users keep in mind that they're interacting with a piece of software.
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"We are working with the industry to produce a principles-based code of conduct rather than a set of prescriptive regulatory standards," said Debelle.
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How does the social networking Goliath intend to remove all hate speech within 24 hours, in line with the latest EU code of conduct?
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More than 1,200 staff had been questioned about their adherence to the bank's code of conduct as part of the internal probe, he said.
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SAG-AFTRA, the actor's union, released a new code of conduct in early February that made the rules regarding sexual harassment even more clear.
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"We will lay out clearly in the code of conduct what is expected of people who use mountain pastures," Kurz told a news conference.
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France and Germany oppose a ban, for now; but they want states to agree a code of conduct with wriggle room "for national interpretations".
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Gusto's code of conduct "specifically prohibits a memo like Damore's," Reeves said, if the memo would be offensive to individuals in a protected group.
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Roadancer said he doesn't believe the attendee received a refund, as was initially reported by Unicorn Riot, because he violated the code of conduct.
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He said the university sees the image as "offensive and hurtful" but it does not represent a violation of the university's code of conduct.
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Their group's T-shirts said, "we get you off for free" -- a sexually suggestive slogan that the university said violated its code of conduct.
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Apple said since 2016 its suppliers in Congo have taken part in third-party audits to ensure they abide by a code of conduct.
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The University of Minnesota accused all the players of sexual misconduct, and ultimately suspended or expelled five for violating the student code of conduct.
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Now with Roman's patient, physician and pharmacy apps ready for use, it's not the code but the code of conduct that Reitano agonizes over.
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The ban is based on excessive and derogatory verbal abuse directed at a player during the game that violated the NBA Code of Conduct.
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Wang also said China and Southeast Asian countries were firming up a maritime code of conduct framework, showing the world they could handle differences.
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Based on the code of conduct, they'll have dedicated teams reviewing flagged items (poor employees who will have to review awful things every day).
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"The code of conduct isn't meant to save more lives but to limit the number of people rescued by the NGOs," Vassallo Paleologo said.
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"For ASEAN, such a framework must have substantial elements, and such a code of conduct must be legally binding," he said in an interview.
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At the summit in Bangkok, Li cited progress on a long-awaited South China Sea code of conduct, due for completion within three years.
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Boneparth suggests looking for a fee-only certified financial planner, who must pass a rigorous exam and adhere to a professional code of conduct.
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But He's research has raised serious ethical questions around the transparency of gene editing and sparked calls for a globally binding code of conduct.
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A senior Philippine official also said Southeast Asian countries and China would next month start negotiations on a long-awaited maritime code of conduct.
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Sundar Pichai, its boss, said that parts of Mr Damore's memo violated its code of conduct and made its work environment hostile for women.
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Although an investigation did not find Hurd to be in violation of HP's code of conduct, it did find irregularities in his expense reports.
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And all three companies recently signed onto a code of conduct in the European Union to quickly remove hate speech once it is spotted.
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Facebook's React team has since adopted a code of conduct focused on being more inclusive and plans to set up ways to prevent harassment.
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Under Issa's proposal, the justices would also have to give a timely, public notice and explanation for recusals and follow a code of conduct.
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It will also submit a new code of conduct to James's office for addressing racial and ethnic discrimination and harassment and other prohibited behaviors.
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China and the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) agreed to a framework for a Code of Conduct, a formalized process for dispute settlement.
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He said DHS did put out a social media policy encouraging border agents to maintain standards and a code of conduct on social media.
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After the memo leaked and provoked an onslaught of internal and public criticism, the company fired Damore for violating the company's code of conduct.
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As the SAG Awards neared, pressure mounted for the guild to protect its workers by installing a real code of conduct to address harassment.
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His team believes that the contract offered at least some insulation from the studio's code of conduct and that any dismissal must involve arbitration.
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Levi Strauss was also on the forefront of multinational apparel companies establishing a comprehensive workplace code of conduct for manufacturing suppliers, Ms. McCasland said.
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Mr. Lovell said that the suspension of activities would give fraternities time to come up strategies to align themselves with the code of conduct.
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The fraternity, Psi Upsilon, was banned by Cornell in 2016 after a long history of complaints that it violated the school's code of conduct.
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A substitute teacher in charge of the class was unaware that the district's student code of conduct doesn't mandate students' participation, the district said.
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The school gave him until Tuesday, January 21, before the code of conduct consequences would be implemented, according to Poth ISD Superintendent Paula Renken.
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The accounting firm said that it had fired six employees in its audit practice, five of them partners, for violating its code of conduct.
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The men's tour announced on Thursday that Kyrgios, 24, had been found to have committed a major offense under the tour's code of conduct.
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Balakrishnan said resolution of the South China Sea dispute would not be easy, even with the talks for a code of conduct under way.
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She set up a hotline, revised training procedures and updated the employee handbook, adding a code of conduct and a morals-and-ethics clause.
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With the proposed new code of conduct, the writers demanded that agencies rid themselves of packaging fees and get out of the production business.
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And in its current code of conduct, CCC says it has three teams in place for mediating conflicts, preventing violence, and engaging in crisis intervention.
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A spokesman for the company did not respond to questions about how Caterpillar's sales of mining equipment in Myanmar may contravene its code of conduct.
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A code of conduct the EC has been working on with online platforms is due to be presented in the coming weeks, it said today.
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The UK's Civil Aviation Authority actually instituted a code of conduct last year, after a study revealed a 600 percent increase in "disruptive" passenger behavior.
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Just remember that if you're going to attempt to recreate any of these, to keep Coachella's Code of Conduct and anti-harassment policy in mind.
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Photo: GettyLast week, open-source software developer FreeBSD Project updated its code of conduct to address nonconsensual "simulated physical contact" as a form of harassment.
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Today, Google, Facebook, Microsoft and Twitter announced that they've inked an online "Code of Conduct" with the EU's European Commission to deal with the problem.
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Regulations and processes are in place to ensure that all exhibitors adhere to code of conduct guidelines and help ensure a positive experience for everyone.
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So how does the social networking Goliath intend to remove all hate speech within 24 hours, in line with the latest EU code of conduct?
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"We have to work on voluntary measures that give us the right result — for example the Code of Conduct to combat hate speech," she noted.
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Where is the code of conduct telling young boys they shouldn't objectify women based on the fact that they can see their shoulders or knees?
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The code of conduct has come under criticism from rights groups who have argued that it delegates disproportionate responsibility to private companies, rather than governments.
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After several days, Google fired him for violating its code of conduct and "advancing harmful gender stereotypes," as CEO Sundar Pichai said at the time.
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Given the expectation that all employees will respect Intel's values and adhere to the company's code of conduct, the Board has accepted Mr. Krzanich's resignation.
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He cited the Taliban code of conduct that forbids boys too young to grow beards from military camps, from performing jihad or staying with fighters.
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Microsoft, Twitter, Facebook and YouTube signed a code of conduct with the EU in May 2016 to review most complaints within a 24-hour timeframe.
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Variety reported that Gabrielle Carteris, president of SAG, announced a sweeping new code of conduct for actors, specifically to address the epidemic of sexual harassment.
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To achieve graduation level, they need to adopt the CNCF Code of Conduct, have passed an independent security audit and defined a community governance structure.
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"Had he been a member, he would be subject to the USA Swimming Code of Conduct," USA Swimming spokesperson Scott Leightman told the news outlet.
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In addition to providing resources for athletes, SafeSport also developed a code of conduct that anyone employed by an Olympic governing body has to follow.
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Sundar Pichai, the company's boss, said that portions of the memo violated its code of conduct and made its work environment hostile for female employees.
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Nevertheless, some Linux developers saw the new Code of Conduct as an attack on open source values and example of "social justice warriors" run amok.
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Pun said that the deal doesn't violate sanctions because it was done through Yoma, not KFC, and that it complies with Yoma's code of conduct.
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Isn't that Code of Conduct, and its associated Conflict Resolution Policy, supposed to be what dictates the rules of behavior and interaction in the community?
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She has faced harassment ever since, but many of the largest open source projects have adopted either her covenant or a similar code of conduct.
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"As Folau has not notified the panel of his intention to appeal, the Code of Conduct process has now formally concluded," the RA statement said.
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The company announced Darren Huston's resignation in April after an investigation found that his personal relationship with an employee violated the company's code of conduct.
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Some individual EU member states have been pushing to go further than the EC's voluntary code of conduct on illegal hate speech on online platforms.
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According to the contract, if Weinstein "treated someone improperly in violation of the company's Code of Conduct," he must reimburse TWC for settlements or judgments.
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Last week, Mexico's acting attorney general fired Santiago Nieto, the attorney general for election-related crimes, on grounds that he broke a code of conduct.
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"The board underlines again that, since 2010, the group has had a tax code of conduct that is fully available to the public," SocGen said.
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Though nothing in the code of conduct explicitly discouraged her Afro, when she arrived at the school, she was confronted about her appearance by administrators.
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Back then, it was even like he was the boss of all California—he imposed a lifestyle, a social engagement, a code of conduct, etc.
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European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker launched an unprecedented ethics investigation in September to determine whether Barroso had breached the executive Commission's code of conduct.
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It's good to see that this issue got escalated and the European Commission was able to come up with a code of conduct quite quickly.
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ETTSA had previously complained about Lufthansa's surcharges to the Commission's transport department, saying that these breached the EU's code of conduct on computerized reservation systems.
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European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker in September launched an unprecedented ethics investigation to determine whether Barroso had breached the executive Commission's code of conduct.
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The publication notes that the modeling industry's own #MeToo movement influenced its fresh new code of conduct, which includes model approval of poses and clothing.
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Each service branch teaches members to follow a code of conduct like the Soldier's Creed and Warrior Ethos, the Airman's Creed, and the Sailor's Creed.
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Like many global companies, Glaxo has a code of conduct that encourages employees to report fraud or wrongdoing without fear of retaliation by the company.
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"But that discourse needs to work alongside the principles of equal employment found in our Code of Conduct, policies, and anti-discrimination laws," she added.
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"Fast Retailing is serious about running an ethical, sustainable business, and operates all supplier relationships under a strict code of conduct," spokesman Aldo Liguori said.
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The Academy, which oversees the Oscars, has undergone significant changes in its code of conduct since the Harvey Weinstein scandal broke wide open last October.
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University spokesman Rod Guajardo said that while the school denounced the picture, it didn't violate the university's code of conduct because it occurred off-campus.
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The Board should consider incorporating ethical business practices, diversity and inclusion, and other values from Uber's Business Code of Conduct into its executive compensation program.
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For the first time, the Screen Actors Guild has introduced a clear code of conduct on harassment, detailing prohibited behavior and vowing to protect members.
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For a grass-roots effort, Ms. Bond urged colleagues to sign on to an anti-harassment code of conduct and garnered more than 1,000 signatures.
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Some members of the executive committee wanted to go further and establish procedures to punish or expel members for violations of the code of conduct.
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"The Commission has directed a Committee of Officers to examine the matter immediately in the light of Model Code of Conduct," it said, without elaborating.
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The guild is now working to negotiate a new code of conduct with City Ballet in an effort to clarify what behaviors are not acceptable.
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Fognini was charged with three violations of the Grand Slam code of conduct and fined $24,27 of the $26,24 he earned in singles and doubles.
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Others argued that the academy did its part — ousting Mr. Weinstein, implementing a code of conduct for members — and should hold its party as usual.
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Students who violate the university's Student Code of Conduct may face disciplinary actions, the school said, even if the party was not on school premises.
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The proposal would also strengthen the code of conduct to prohibit judges from receiving speaking fees or all-expenses-paid trips from third-party organizations.
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While all the countries with claims have agreed not to make any provocative moves, there is no binding "code of conduct" to govern their actions.
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The "exhaustive" review encompassed "thousands of documents," including personnel files, emails, code of conduct, job transfer correspondence and previous sexual harassment complaints, among other items.
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Upon entering class I was told I needed to leave or would be escorted out by officers, I never disobeyed the student code of conduct.
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But facial recognition and similar software have also been suggested for more routine tasks at school, like taking attendance and investigating code of conduct violations.
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Mexico's acting attorney general fired Santiago Nieto, the attorney general for election-related crimes, last week on grounds that he broke a code of conduct.
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The proposal for the delisting was made by the so-called Code of Conduct Group, which gathers tax experts from the 28 EU member states.
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To ensure this, the commission created a set of guidelines known as the Model Code of Conduct, which evolved with the consensus of political parties.
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This was meant to act as a general code of conduct for clubs, and was signed by the 20 sides then in the top flight.
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Matthew Klein, Assistant Commissioner of CBP's Office of Professional Responsibility, called the social media activity "disturbing" and said it violated the agency's code of conduct.
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Even though it took place off campus, the university said students were held to the same code of conduct and behavior as those in university housing.
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He was found guilty of a "high level" breach of Rugby Australia's code of conduct by a three-member tribunal after a prolonged hearing last month.
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A spokesman for Sina, which runs China's Twitter-like microblogging service Sina Weibo, told Reuters it censors and deletes posts according to its code of conduct.
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What the force needs, according to Berthomet, is to set higher standards and issue more stringent punishment to officers who stray from the code of conduct.
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The latest flashpoint was the party's decision to approve a new code of conduct which Jewish groups said watered-down internationally accepted definition of anti-Semitism.
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He also urged China to "have substantial discussions soon" with Southeast Asian nations to reach a code of conduct in the disputed sea, the report said.
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An EU "code of conduct group" will be charged with setting common criteria based on standards developed by the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD).
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The previous incumbent, Santiago Nieto, was fired by Mexico's acting attorney general in October on the grounds that he broke a code of conduct for officials.
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Extended talks on a code of conduct probably mean that China will be free to consolidate its gains with minimal interference from rivals near or far.
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In a statement, the Boston-based company said the activity violated its code of conduct and was done without informing others in management at the bank.
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Internally, employees were told that any form of protest — including signs or T-shirts — as a representative of Google would violate the company's code of conduct.
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Twitter requires the user violating its code of conduct to delete the offending tweet before allowing them to tweet again, rather than just taking it down.
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"Both Jay Asher and David Diaz were found to have violated the SCBWI code of conduct in regard to harassment," Oliver told the AP via email.
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Ya'alon objected to Netanyahu's statement of support for the soldier, who Ya'alon and military leaders said had violated the army's values and its code of conduct.
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According to Lidl this is part of the company's principles, compliance with which is ensured by a corresponding "code of conduct" that suppliers need agree to.
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The central bank said the code of conduct was not legally binding, but hoped that firms that did not sign up to it would be shunned.
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The Code of Conduct forbids users from accessing or promoting sexually explicit content, using hateful or racially offensive language, promoting illegal activities, or harassing other users.
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Analysis of past transgressions has led TRUST's researchers to suggest a set of guidelines called the Global Code of Conduct for Research in Resource-Poor Settings.
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"But Google has now informed us that this is a violation of our communications policy, a part of the company code of conduct," the employees wrote.
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The protests have prompted FINA into adding a clause to their code of conduct calling on swimmers to avoid "offensive or improper behavior" during a competition.
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Run by an intriguing alien proprietor, Oga Garra, the cantina adheres to a strict code of conduct that tries to keep its unruly patrons in check.
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At the local convenience store, a truck driver, a beer in each pocket, complained that the code of conduct was the first subject visitors brought up.
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The report recommends that a code of conduct should be created governing research on the technologies, and that researchers make public the sources of their funding.
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That drive goes even further than the current EC Code of Conduct — with a call for takedowns of extremist material to take place within two hours.
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In respectful places of work, there is less turnover, so these numbers could help influence employers to aim for a better code of conduct, she said.
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Among other ill effects, this reduces the law to a game between competing parties instead of a uniform, consistent and knowable code of conduct for everyone.
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After a Student Code of Conduct investigation, the fraternity was found to have violated 10 statutes, including hazing through endangerment, brutality, coerced consumption, and coerced activity.
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This is the same Court that -- despite trying the nation's most influential cases -- has made itself uniquely exempt from even the most basic code of conduct.
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Once we conclude our investigation, strong disciplinary actions will be taken against anyone we determine to have violated our policies and/or our Code of Conduct.
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This begs the question of whether the Games are for celebrating different cultures, or forcing them to subsume themselves to a single homogenous code of conduct.
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For me, there's no way I'm repeating the mistake of allowing 'code of conduct warriors' to control my ability to access a platform I rely upon.
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While renegotiating that code of conduct this year, the writers' unions argued that packaging drove down writers' compensation and prevented agents from fulfilling their fiduciary duty.
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The European Commission report said new internet regulations might be needed, rather than a reliance on the companies to abide by a voluntary code of conduct.
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Last October, Facebook, Twitter and Google agreed to a voluntary code of conduct for their platforms in the European Union to limit the spread of misinformation.
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U.S. Border Patrol chief Carla Provost called the posts "completely inappropriate" and said any officers who violated the agency's code of conduct would be held accountable.
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If the Grand Slam Board determines that Fognini committed a "major offense," he also could be fined up to $24,2000 for violating the code of conduct.
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The "March on Google" has released a code of conduct for attendees, after a white supremacist rally in Charlottesville, Va., broke into violence over the weekend.
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Clearview has also previously instructed police to act in direct violation of the company's code of conduct, which was outlined in a blog post on Monday.
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His concerns included the determination of who would tell the stories of his generation, and the proper code of conduct for people in the graffiti scene.
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She says she has attended some of the authorized protests in Hong Kong, but says her Facebook account did not break the company's code of conduct.
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School administrators are already using the system to try to intercept bullying, to deter code of conduct violations, and to assist in investigations of school employees.
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All 33 cadets were found to have violated the code of conduct form that they signed at the beginning of the course to maintain academic integrity.
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"Any player abuse of this rule will be subject to penalty in accordance with the Unsportsmanlike Conduct section of the Code of Conduct," the rules stated.
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"We need to find a way to debate issues on which we might disagree — while doing so in line with our Code of Conduct," Pichai wrote.
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It was governed by the rules of the International Union of Architects, an organization affiliated with Unesco that lays down a code of conduct for professionals.
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A code of conduct is a set of rules outlining the norms and rules and responsibilities of, or proper practices for, an individual, party or organisation.
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The draft framework of the code of conduct was made final at an Asean and China senior officials meeting in May in southwestern China's Guizhou province.
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Since then, little progress on a code of conduct has been made while tensions have intensified as reports of fishing disputes in the area grow commonplace.
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Men sexually assaulted hundreds of women, and yet the (female) mayor suggested that ladies should adopt a 'code of conduct' to avoid putting themselves at risk.
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"I want companies to take on a code of conduct, I want companies to hire more women, I want to teach our children better," she said.
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Lewis had signed a social media policy, which is part of the state attorney's office code of conduct, Ninth Judicial Circuit public information officer Angela Starke said.
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A code of conduct, which prohibits political campaigning 48 hours before voting in any area, will apply for online campaigns too, the commission said earlier this month.
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Alphabet, Google's parent company, has since demoted the phrase in its corporate code of conduct presumably because of how hard it is to live up to it.
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In this way, Alphabet and the Board were able to maintain optics and superficial compliance with its code of conduct, internal rules, and laws regarding sexual harassment.
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The audit committee identified certain behavior inconsistent with the company's code of conduct, and Symantec said it would take 'appropriate action' in these matters, without specifying details.
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There have been a number of elements agreed and we would definitely have a framework on which to embark a serious negotiation on a code of conduct.
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Henry Mushinsky, committee chairman of the Joint Meeting of Ichthyologists and Herpetologists, told the Democrat and Chronicle that the conference did not have a code of conduct.
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Still, at a meeting of senior Chinese and ASEAN officials on May 18th, something happened: the two sides agreed on a "framework" for a code of conduct.
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Labour has added the definition of anti-Semitism by the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance (IHRA) to its code of conduct, but omitted some of its suggested examples.
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This doesn't mean drug traffickers are forced to join the PCC but they are forced to follow the group's code of conduct and rules about drug sales.
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As the Washington Post notes, it is against the code of conduct adopted by Congress last year for legislators to engage in sexual relationships with their staff.
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The code of conduct does not cover campaign staff, but many advocates say there's a fundamental problem with an employer having a sexual relationship with an employee.
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Central bankers and the forex industry published a voluntary code of conduct in May in response to banks being fined billions of dollars for rigging currency benchmarks.
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Most programs require trainers to sign a code of conduct that includes sexual harassment, and they can have their certification revoked if found guilty of sexual abuse.
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A small number of reactionary programmers subsequently called for developers to rescind their contributions to the Linux kernel in protest of changes to the Code of Conduct.
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The provider can identify any activity that is not aligned with the network code of conduct and exercise the appropriate sanctions on the user and the device.
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The figures come from an evaluation released Monday by the European Commission, the EU's executive arm, as part of its "code of conduct" for social media platforms.
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The inquiry said Green's statements had fallen short of the honesty requirements for those in public life and thus constituted breaches of the ministerial code of conduct.
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" Although Perens said he thinks the Code of Conduct is going to be "just fine," he said he was "wary of some of the anti-meritocracy material.
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Yet free speech advocates expressed concern that the EU code of conduct would pressure companies to overcomply and remove lawful content out of an abundance of caution.
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Google's CEO has responded to Damore's manifesto by saying in a memo to employees that it violated the company code of conduct by furthering harmful gender stereotypes.
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The Code of Conduct, which was last updated in 2015, sets out rules governing credit card and debit card transactions between merchants and payment card network operators.
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But it offered to lift that suspension and drop the neutrality condition for the closing ceremony provided Russians observed a strict code of conduct during the Games.
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The academy issued its first-ever code of conduct in December and set up a task force to handle allegations on a wide range of potential violations.
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"Do not force on me your code of conduct," he said, when asked if he would change his behavior when he assumes the presidency on June 30.
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A Rugby Australia tribunal found Folau had made a "high-level breach" of its code of conduct, which demands players treat "everyone equally, fairly and with dignity".
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Unlike Jennifer Griffin stated in a recent interview with Fox News anchor Gretchen Carlson, a service member recording an apology is not against the code of conduct.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - Nick Kyrgios has been fined $16,500 by the ATP for breaching the ATP's code of conduct during his defeat at the Shanghai Masters on Wednesday.
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Some of the largest U.S. tech companies have signed a code of conduct with the European Union meant to help limit the spread of hate speech online.
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If Victoria's Secret were to sign on to "Respect," it would be required to make any of its employees or contractors follow a certain code of conduct.
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Buhari said on Friday a court order from the Code of Conduct Tribunal, which is looking into the asset declaration allegations, directed him to suspend the judge.
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Philippines Foreign Secretary Perfecto Yasay has said he hoped the code of conduct would be completed by the middle of this year and help de-escalate tensions.
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A first draft of a Sino-Asean code of conduct for the disputed South China Sea has been completed, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi said on Wednesday.
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Surprisingly, it was the code of conduct, not anything allowed under his contract, that provided the authority to terminate the mogul, according to Maerov and Ben Ammar.
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HARD-FOUGHT CONTESTS The IEBC said all parties and their aspirants were bound to act peacefully during the primaries in line with the electoral code of conduct.
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In 2015, the media and entertainment union BECTU worked with the Edinburgh Fringe Society to produce a code of conduct for venues, but few know it exists.
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Commit to a clear code of conduct, share it openly with your team and portfolio, and outline how people can report incidents and how you'll handle violations.
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And yet: a lesser-known 1927 case, involving many of the same players, had a bigger impact on baseball's code of conduct—and arguably, the game's history.
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Beijing is ramping up construction work in the South China Sea despite agreeing to establish a code of conduct for the disputed region, new research has showed.
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For example, Apple has a code of conduct that requires suppliers to provide safe working conditions, treat workers with dignity and respect, and act fairly and ethically.
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It seemed as though there was a code of conduct that women subscribed to in the South, one that so many people had already been initiated into.
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" McGoldrick said on the panel: "If I were Facebook and Google and everyone else, I would be developing a code of conduct and a set of criteria.
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In September, the companies agreed to a voluntary code of conduct to tackle misinformation, a move criticized by groups that have called for new laws and regulations.
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In a statement on its website, Nike said it does not directly source products from Xinjiang and has a code of conduct forbidding use of forced labor.
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If the evidence shows that the misconduct more likely than not occurred, the student accused of assault will be disciplined accordingly under the school's code of conduct.
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In the process of the restructuring, Google ditched "Don't be evil" as an official motto, replaced as "do the right thing" in the Alphabet code of conduct.
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Judge Starr similarly cast his Senate confirmation answers as a principled reluctance, in compliance with the judicial code of conduct, to opine on issues in pending cases.
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Central bankers and the forex industry published a voluntary code of conduct in May in response to banks being fined billions of dollars for rigging currency benchmarks.
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Asean and China agreed to set up a code of conduct in the South China Sea during a 2002 summit amid heightened tensions in the disputed waters.
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Italy has drawn up a Code of Conduct setting stricter rules on how the groups can operate, but only five out of eight NGOs have signed it.
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The statement also said a first reading of a Code of Conduct negotiating draft for the disputed South China Sea would likely be finished by this year.
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During talks, the writers asked the agents to sign a new code of conduct that would replace a formal deal that had been in place since 1976.
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China, which has long said it was ready to discuss rival claims bilaterally, has said it will agree on a code of conduct when "the time is ripe".
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Nangaa said CENCO's declaration violated electoral law and a code of conduct signed by poll monitors that gives the electoral commission, CENI, alone the authority to announce results.
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Schools investigate and discipline students for code of conduct issues that are also crimes (like, say, stealing or getting in a fistfight with another student) all the time.
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They had everything to do with observing clear breaches of the grand slam code of conduct and then having the courage to call them without fear or favor.
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What the 10-member ASEAN will focus on is the completion of a framework for a code of conduct to ease tension in the disputed waters, Manalo said.
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Before you enter the arena, you're greeted with a code of conduct alert, which, quite frankly, I could recommend everyone reading before they go into an actual concert.
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Last May, Facebook, Twitter, Google and Microsoft also all agreed with the European Commission on a code of conduct that committed to removing hate speech within 24 hours.
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Sharia — often used as a fear-inducing term associated with anti-Western beliefs — is a religious code of conduct, similar to those adhered to in other Abrahamic religions.
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Under a code of conduct announced in May, Facebook, Twitter, Google, and Microsoft agreed to review and respond to "the majority" of hate speech complaints within 24 hours.
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A corporate code of conduct would give American companies greater influence over their own fates, while standing for values against a China that increasingly tries to reject them.
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They've been advancing since the 1990s something called the "Code of Conduct" and many other documents aiming to establish a multilateral, intergovernmental solution to anything regarding the internet.
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Next week the nine NGOs operating rescue missions are to meet with the Italian government, which wants them to sign a "code of conduct", capping months of controversy.
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Under the CIW's Fair Food Program, employers agree to a code of conduct for farm workers, which bans abuses like sexual assault and forced labor, Germino told Vox.
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When one employee asked for clarification, the original poster of Google's decision said that employees would need to contact the Code of Conduct team for any further questions.
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Folau was fired on Friday for a "high level" breach of RA's code of conduct after posting on social media that hell awaits "drunks, homosexuals, adulterers" and others.
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An employee wrote a memo on women and tech firms; Google fired him, saying the memo violated its code of conduct and created a hostile environment for women.
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Hodgson hopes the code of conduct will also be adopted outside the world of academia, so all kinds of critters are spared the intrusion by irresponsible drone pilots.
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Both sides have announced an agreement on an initial draft of a regional "code of conduct" that they regarded as a milestone after 16 years of sporadic talks.
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In addition to creating the Contributor Covenant that is the basis of the Linux Code of Conduct, Coraline Ada Ehmke has also been leading the charge against meritocracy.
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Gérard Bouchard, an eminent historian and sociologist who helped lead the commission on cultural accommodation spurred by Hérouxville, lamented that the code of conduct had attracted outsize notoriety.
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Prior to the game, N.C. State announced that starting point guard Markell Johnson has been suspended indefinitely because of a violation of the student-athlete code of conduct.
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However, Italy fears the groups are facilitating people smuggling and encouraging migrants to make the passage, and it has proposed a Code of Conduct governing how they operate.
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Essential learning: Can you embrace and adopt an entirely new code of conduct that is likely the exact opposite of what your conservative culture has espoused for decades?
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Carstens added that the central bank will continue to work with other authorities to create a code of conduct in the coming months for local fixed income markets.
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USA Swimming said in a statement it investigated in 2010 a report that Hutchison and Kukors had a sexual relationship in breach of the organization's code of conduct.
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Wynn has denied the allegations though he said at the opening hearing on Tuesday that he didn't know the details of his own company's code of conduct policies.
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The group also encouraged brands - including those who have committed to FLA's code of conduct, such as Nestle and Hugo Boss - to support initiatives to protect pregnant workers.
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"There is another achievement - we reached broad consensus on pushing forward the negotiations on a code of conduct for the South China Sea," it quoted Liu as saying.
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The president of the European Parliament, Martin Schulz, urged the Commission to clarify its code of conduct but an EU official said rules struggled to address the issue.
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Prominent personalities within the industry have called on donors to stop funding Ushahidi, and a group of Kenyan entrepreneurs demanded a new code of conduct on sexual harassment.
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" When someone doesn't follow Google's code of conduct, she said, "we have to take it very seriously" and "try to make those decisions without regard to political views.
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He's research has raised serious ethical questions around the transparency of gene editing and sparked calls from some attending the event for a globally binding code of conduct.
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Chinese officials replied that ASEAN members should not allow one state "to hijack the COC process," one of the diplomats said, referring to the code of conduct talks.
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He said Malaysia will review the Code of Conduct on the South China Sea, which is being negotiated between Beijing and the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN).
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Rome has asked eight NGOs to sign a code of conduct for the southern Mediterranean, including a demand that they carry an armed policemen on board their boats.
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Under Weinstein's new contract, if he violated the company's code of conduct, he'd be forced to fork over hundreds of thousands of dollars — but face no other consequences.
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React, a popular open source project that started at Facebook, is adopting a new code of conduct after several people on Twitter called out racism in the community.
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Fines are a result of investigations by the tournament referee and the Grand Slam supervisor into code-of-conduct violations assessed by the chair umpire during a match.
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"However, our recent findings on working conditions at Zhengzhou Foxconn highlights several issues which are in violation of Apple's own code of conduct," CLW wrote in its report.
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Graduate students and junior professors demanded immediate steps by the A.E.A. to help victims of harassment and discipline economists who violate the group's newly adopted code of conduct.
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The Texas Rangers told the fan that he'd violated the club's fan code of conduct and banned him indefinitely from Rangers home games, the Dallas Morning News reports.
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In March, the federal judiciary revised its code of conduct for judges and judicial employees to better explain what constitutes inappropriate workplace behavior, according to The Associated Press.
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" He also suggested that employees "need to find a way to debate issues on which we might disagree—while doing so in line with our Code of Conduct.
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Though Yoga Alliance has published a bullet-point code of conduct, few know it exists until they are explicitly looking, and by then it may be too late.
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Vietnam's state television said the Chinese president had told the Vietnamese leader he wanted to work with Southeast Asian nations on a code of conduct in the sea.
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"Once I expressed my interest, the agency interviewed me over the phone, gave me [a] training manual and code of conduct, and explained how snuggling works," she says.
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The new code of conduct states that employers are obligated to provide a harassment-free workplace, and that employers may not retaliate against others who report sexual harassment.
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Rugby Australia and the Waratahs announced their intention to terminate his contract for 'disrespecting' people on the basis of their sexuality weeks before his code of conduct hearing.
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The report found that fewer than half of colleges receiving federal funds use the Shopping Sheet, and the majority of schools don't follow the NASFAA code of conduct.
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This much is undisputed: Ramos issued three code-of-conduct violations against the American, starting with a warning for receiving coaching from her mentor Patrick Mouratoglou in the stands.
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This was after moves in 2015 that saw Facebook, Google and Microsoft agree to a voluntary code of conduct in Europe to fight the spread of hate speech online.
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Indonesia's Marsudi said the South China Sea issue was discussed among her counterparts but the focus was on completing guidelines for negotiating an ASEAN-China maritime code of conduct.
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U Htin Lin, Myanmar's ambassador to the UN, said McKissick's allegations were "baseless and in breach of the code of conduct of United Nations staff," according to state media.
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I was supportive of it, and I felt that it was ... we thought that he violated the Code of Conduct that promoting harmful stereotypes in the workplace was problematic.
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If shops follow the Brady code of conduct, drawn up to prevent dangerous people from getting guns, argues Mr Gross, they won't sell to straw buyers or gun-traffickers.
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SafeSport's code of conduct explicitly forbids sexual misconduct, one-on-one meetings with minors, and certain "compromising" physical contact, such as laying or sitting on top of a gymnast.
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The Swedish Institute, which runs Curators of Sweden, added a code of conduct for the account's followers last year, after curators reported a surge in racist and sexist abuse.
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Accusations flew that Labour's code of conduct was designed to protect allies of Mr Corbyn, who before becoming leader dedicated a chunk of his career to the Palestinian cause.
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Among the tech companies that agreed to the code of conduct, YouTube was the fastest to respond to complaints, while Twitter was the slowest, according to the Financial Times.
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Janet Walker of Hong Kong Dolphinwatch, which runs dolphin-spotting tours, complains that other boats sometimes ignore a code of conduct requiring them to keep away from the animals.
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Now, Immokalee tomato pickers work under a code of conduct that bans verbal and sexual abuse, that provides clean water, that doesn't force pickers to work in dangerous heat.
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When A Host Gives You The Creeps "Most hosts established a code of conduct in their description, stating the level of interaction that's expected to establish boundaries," says Papineau.
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Sharia — often used as a fear-inducing term associated with anti-Western beliefs — is simply a religious code of conduct, no different than those contained in other Abrahamic religions.
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Vassiliadis said the suspension was indefinite until all involved agreed on a code of conduct and rules; "On our part much tighter rules on issues of security," he added.
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The Commission has been monitoring their progress on social media hate speech, specifically to see whether they are living up to what they agreed in the Code of Conduct.
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It seems after years of the tech company's commitment to its low-key creepy-sounding mantra, "Don't Be Evil," Google has removed the phrase from its Code of Conduct.
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To make that happen, Balkin proposes designating cloud providers as "information fiduciaries," binding them an industry-wide code of conduct modeled after similar designations in law, medicine, and finance.
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But I don't think this law will be as bad as anyone says, and it in effect follows the principles we set out in the U.K. code of conduct.
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Russian athletes competing in Pyeongchang must follow a code of conduct that prevents them from wearing their country colors and advises them against posting national symbols on social media.
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In fact, a good Code of Conduct, if followed properly, limits the arbitrary power that maintainers have over their communities by creating a social contract between maintainers and participants.
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Firstly, the school was very ignorant for not knowing their own Code of Conduct and for forcing Lizzy to do more than what she agreed to in this Code.
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I intend to use legislation and build upon our current code of conduct to limit conflicts of interest involving government employees, enhance transparency over public processes and punish violators.
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No, in America when you violate the PC code of conduct, a small cadre of people will dust off the outrage machine -- and millions of people will fuel it.
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The firm asserted that since it had implemented some internal controls to comply with the Code of Conduct, it should not be responsible for violations committed by third parties.
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"We're here to swim and we're not going to get involved in a (discussion on a) code of conduct that ain't gonna change anything," he was quoted as saying.
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Ershad officers regularly patrol the streets of Tehran to identify men and women who violate Islamic code of conduct, and they have come under criticism for abusing their powers.
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The IOC's executive board will meet on Saturday to receive the report of a panel it had set up to assess Russia's adherence to the Pyeongchang code of conduct.
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"The committee unanimously decided that the phrase 'hit, hit like a man' is violating articles ... of the Greek advertising code of conduct and must be amended," the regulator said.
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"His trial shed light on serious accusations of violating the public's trust as an elected official, as well as potential violations of the Senate's Code of Conduct," McConnell said.
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That found she had breached the code of conduct, but accepted her apology for not realising that she still held the unpaid post when she took office in 2004.
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Under a voluntary EU code of conduct, tech companies including Facebook, Google and Twitter submitted progress reports last week to the Commission detailing their efforts to fight fake news.
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Lee said negotiations for a code of conduct in the South China Sea had started last month between ASEAN and China, and there was hope for an early conclusion.
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Steven Lubet, a legal scholar, wrote that Justice Ginsburg's comments were an example of why the Supreme Court should adopt a specific code of conduct to guide its actions.
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Chinese Councillor Wang Yi touted progress on an eventual Code of Conduct with the 10-member Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) after meeting counterparts in the Thai capital.
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In May of this year, YouTube signed an EU code of conduct against hate speech which, while not legally binding, marked a serious "public commitment" made by the site.
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Polanski and television star Bill Cosby, who had been members since 1969 and 1996 respectively, were the first known members expelled for violating the Academy's new code of conduct.
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Tencent's new code of conduct comes as China's tech darlings face mounting public and government criticisms for their adverse impact on society, a movement mirroring Silicon Valley's tech backlash.
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The latest decision was taken by the EU Code of Conduct Group, which includes tax experts from the 28 member states, according to an EU document seen by Reuters.
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The Utah Supreme Court said that Judge Kwan had acknowledged that at least one of his online posts violated the judicial code of conduct — enough to warrant the punishment.
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On a smaller scale, the academy has been roughed up over its coming museum; the adoption of a code of conduct; and leaks about an internal sexual harassment investigation.
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The company's policies do not prohibit co-workers from having romantic relationships, but its code of conduct states that such relationships can create actual or apparent conflicts of interest.
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Ms. Avenida joined union representatives in a working group, assembled by the Alliance for Ethical International Recruitment Practices, that drafted a 2015 code of conduct for international teacher recruitment.
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So did Taiwan, undercutting its own position that it seeks a peaceful resolution of the territorial disputes and a code of conduct that would govern activity in the waters.
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China signed a code of conduct on the South China Sea, joined multilateral institutions without overtly trying to usurp American leadership and offered free trade agreements to Asian nations.
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Before this season, the Independent Supporters Council, a coalition of fan groups, and supporters organizations devoted to individual teams took exception to changes to the league's code of conduct.
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Before this season, the Independent Supporters Council, a coalition of fan groups, and supporters organizations devoted to individual teams took exception to changes to the league's code of conduct.
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Los Angeles City Councilman Joe Buscaino wrote a letter to the CEO of Target, suggesting the retail giant adopt a code of conduct specific to its port trucking contractors.
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It sparked a discussion about rampant sexism in Silicon Valley, and Google said that portions of the memo were contrary to the company's "basic values" and Code of Conduct.
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The four were found to have breached the FFA's code of conduct during a night out at the end of the Asian Football Confederation U-23 championship qualifying tournament.
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The union will also give drivers the ability to appeal deactivation decisions, when Uber denies access to its app for drivers found to have broken its code of conduct.
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The company last week suspended two members of senior management as a precaution following allegations of non-compliance with the firm's code of conduct relating to a single supplier.
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In May, Singaporean Foreign Minister Chee Wee Kiong said the draft framework had "positive momentum" and that he hoped to make "steady progress toward a substantive code of conduct".
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Polk County Public Schools said its student body code of conduct allows students not to participate in the Pledge of Allegiance if they have written authorization from a parent.
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Hiltrud Werner, VW's board member for integrity and legal affairs, said the carmaker was working steadily to adapt its systems and code of conduct to learn from the crisis.
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In May last year, the European Commission set forth an anti-hate speech code of conduct, and it enlisted Facebook, YouTube, Twitter and Microsoft to take part in the fight.
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"We do not tolerate violations of our Supplier Code of Conduct," he said, adding the company sent investigators to the site this week after it became aware of the claims.
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Many of them have spent years apprenticing under traditional healers in places like Peru and Brazil and follow a strict code of conduct designed to formalize practices and ensure safety.
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Last week, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi said a draft code of conduct for behavior in the South China Sea had now been completed and that tensions had "distinctly dropped".
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The documents say Google has implemented these rules regarding TVCs for three reasons: potential "code of conduct" violations, the possibility of security risks or unauthorized leaks, and "co-employment" concerns.
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"In the speech from October 30 [that announced the BAC-PSIG 2016 Plan], there were positive signs, such as an emphasis on training, practice and code of conduct," Jobard said.
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Oculus' code of conduct prohibits "sexually explicit, abusive or obscene content" as well as "hateful or racially offensive" language or content, among a number of other harassing and threatening behaviors.
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In 2015, nine organizations walked out of a Department of Commerce process intended to develop a code of conduct for commercial use of facial recognition, including at social-media companies.
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The charity said it has also ended joint patrols between rangers and military units and is working to improve its complaint system and introduce a code of conduct for staff.
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The Association of South East Asian Nations is hoping to expedite negotiations with China on a code of conduct for the South China Sea, Singapore's defense minister said last week.
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Weinstein is asking that TWC provide him with all emails sent to and from his corporate email account, his personnel file and a copy of the company's code of conduct.
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A devout Lutheran, Ms Leibinger-Kammüller, her father and her two siblings worked out a family code of conduct that members of the third generation sign when they turn 220.
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AppNexus deactivated Breitbart News after an audit of the site's content determined that it violates the advertising network's code of conduct banning hate speech, spokesman Joshua Zeitz said on Tuesday.
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"Significant errors of judgment were made that contravened the applicable code of conduct," the company said, while adding that Olsen was not responsible for any wrongdoing identified in the review.
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Though C.W. was only suspended for ten days for violating his school's code of conduct, the complaint says that the Hamilton County Prosectors Office is still pursuing charges against him.
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Thornton said now that there were moves towards agreeing a code of conduct over the South China Sea, Washington would like to see a freeze on all such construction activity.
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"An open source project's Code of Conduct expresses the intended tone and values of the community, provides examples of positive and negative behavior, and outlines enforcement policies," Ehmke told me.
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ASEAN member states and China have been trying to hammer out a Code of Conduct, a formalized process for dispute settlement, with respect to the South China Sea for years.
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The Wallabies fullback was sacked on Friday for a "high level" breach of RA's code of conduct after posting on social media that hell awaits "drunks, homosexuals, adulterers" and others.
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"Schools investigate and discipline students for code of conduct issues that are also crimes (like, say, stealing or getting in a fistfight with another student) all the time," she wrote.
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The company also said there was "conduct inconsistent with Nike's core values and against our code of conduct," adding that there have been no direct allegations of misconduct against Edwards.
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ASEAN and China are hoping to this year agree on a framework to create a code of conduct over the South China Sea, 15 years after committing to draft it.
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Justices of the U.S. Supreme Court, because they stand at the very pinnacle of the federal judiciary, are technically not bound by the Code of Conduct for United States Judges.
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AppNexus deactivated Breitbart News after an audit of the site's content determined that it violates the advertising exchange's code of conduct banning hate speech, spokesman Joshua Zeitz said on Tuesday.
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Since introducing a code of conduct (which is now its Sustainability Commitment) back in the '90s, the retailer has continued to develop its policies and, whenever applicable, acknowledge its mistakes.
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While it's a good starting point, there will be new social platforms in the future, and I hope other tech companies will join this code of conduct in the future.
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"All our suppliers have to meet our high welfare standards and strict Code of Conduct for Ethical Trade," a spokeswoman for Sainsbury's told the Thomson Reuters Foundation in a statement.
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They are concerned that by agreeing to censorship demands, Google would validate China's prohibitions on free expression and violate the "don't be evil" clause in the company's code of conduct.
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It has also advised an investigation into the school will be conducted by an independent party and a new code of conduct introduced that represents all students at the school.
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Domestic proxy advisors in India are already registered and regulated by SEBI, but the report said the regulator may also consider providing a code of conduct for foreign proxy advisors.
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And judges who are subject to formal complaints can evade scrutiny by retiring, or, in Kavanaugh's case, become exempt from the 1980 code of conduct once on the Supreme Court.
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Drawing inspiration from these concepts and several robotics strategy assessments by the Marine Corps and Army, I offer a guiding vision — a human Warrior-in-the-Design Code of Conduct.
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The signatories want Victoria's Secret to commit to an initiative that would require its employees and contractors to follow a code of conduct that protects model safety on the job.
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She added that the company, which recently scrubbed "Don't Be Evil" from its official code of conduct, will share its new ethical framework regarding the use of AI next week.
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"I am pleased to announce yet another milestone in the COC (code of conduct) process," Vivian Balakrishnan said at the start of a meeting of regional foreign ministers and China.
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Vibes' code of conduct centers around respecting difference (not being racist, sexist, misogynistic, homophobic, transphobic and body-shaming) and generally respecting others by not being sexually explicit or threatening harm.
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In May, the four companies signed a "voluntary code of conduct" with the European Union, agreeing to take some concrete steps toward dealing with racism and hate on their services.
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"Last week Charlotte Hogg proudly told this committee that she actually wrote the Bank's code of conduct and has now admitted to repeatedly breaking it," Labour lawmaker John Mann said.
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" In an internal memo to staff on Thursday, Mr. Parker wrote that the company had received complaints of "conduct inconsistent with Nike's core values and against our code of conduct.
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The scandal, nicknamed #Barnababy by the Australian news media, led Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull to introduce a new code of conduct barring ministers from having sexual relations with their subordinates.
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Emily Wright, a company spokeswoman, said reports of inappropriate actions are dealt with "swiftly and seriously," and users who break the code of conduct can be banned from the app.
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Sundar Pichai, the company's chief executive, said in the past that Mr. Damore's memo had violated the company's code of conduct because it advanced "harmful gender stereotypes in our workplace."
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Earlier this week, Google told employees that they would violate the company's code of conduct if they protested the company's policies while marching with Google's official contingent at the event.
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Facebook is responsible for writing and enforcing content rules that all users have to adhere to — basically a code of conduct for what is and isn't allowed on the service.
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While the negotiations over a code of conduct for development in the South China Sea with the 10-country Association of South East Asian Nations have stalled, China's development continues.
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" Another poster shared a proposed code of conduct for protests, including "protect and fully cooperate with emergency personnel" and "if you suspect you've uncovered a mole, do not just attack.
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Ford declined to elaborate on the nature of Mr. Nair's actions, but said that an internal investigation had determined that they had been inconsistent with the company's code of conduct.
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Near the beginning of 2019, a Twitter account dubbed "SSBConductPanel" emerged from the electronic ether to publish a "Code of Conduct" that many prominent tournament organizers had agreed to follow.
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Those working overtime were being paid at the normal hourly rate instead of the time-and-a-half required by Chinese law and by Amazon's own supplier code of conduct.
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On Monday, Pakistan's military barred the former intelligence chief from leaving the country and ordered an investigation into whether he violated the military's code of conduct by writing the book.
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Ng also hoped for the early conclusion of a code of conduct in the South China Sea after a framework agreement was reached this year to reduce conflicts and misunderstanding.
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After a series of alleged hazing activities at several fraternities this fall, the university began publicizing information about groups that may have violated the student code of conduct, she said.
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"You can't play by the Marquess Queensberry's rules," he often tells colleagues, using a characteristically colorful historical analogy, in this case to the 19th-century code of conduct for boxing.
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"The Philippines welcomes the finalization by Asean and China senior officials of the draft of the framework of the code of conduct," the ministry said on Friday, without providing details.
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Separately, China and the Association of South East Asian Nations (ASEAN) on Sunday adopted a framework for drafting a code of conduct to prevent disputes in the South China Sea.
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Stephen Easterbrook, who has been the top executive at McDonald's since 22008, stepped down for his "poor judgment" in violating the company's code of conduct, according to an SEC filing.
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Warren said the Code of Conduct for United States Judges requires judges to recuse themselves if there is a conflict of interest — but that doesn't apply to Supreme Court justices.
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It was not until 2013, when Beijing, in an apparent attempt to ease its tensions with its Southeast Asian neighbours, agreed to begin formal consultation on the code of conduct.
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Pro athletes accept all kinds of restrictions of speech as part of their code of conduct for the 3 hours per week they are on the field and in uniform.
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If they don't, they will not be abiding by W.G.A. Working Rule 23, which bars members from working with agents who have not agreed to the new code of conduct.
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A Google spokesperson said the company would not confirm any firing of an individual employee, but in the past others have been let go for violating its Code of Conduct.
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"The code of conduct I agreed with Facebook, Twitter, Google, and Microsoft shows that a self-regulatory approach can serve as a good example and can lead to results," Jourová said.
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Caterpillar's response to Swedwatch cited its code of conduct, which pledges to "promote the health, welfare and economic stability of communities", while conducting business "in a manner that promotes human rights".
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MANILA (Reuters) - China and Southeast Asian countries have made progress in talks on a code of conduct for the disputed South China Sea, the Philippine acting foreign minister said on Tuesday.
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And here's the updated version, first archived by the Wayback Machine on May 4, 2018:The Google Code of Conduct is one of the ways we put Google's values into practice.
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Drivers must transport service animals, the terms of service finally note at the end, but the actual rules for ADA compliance are buried elsewhere in the site's code of conduct page.
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The more robust code of conduct—which was based on Geek Feminism's anti-harassment policy—indicates that the project is tackling issues of harassment online more seriously and with more nuance.
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But the former president has been meticulous since the election about not publicly violating that unwritten code of conduct among ex-presidents that bars criticizing whoever's currently in the Oval Office.
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"Trickett on Thursday wrote to the Parliamentary Commissioner for Standards saying "the Code of Conduct requires Members to provide the name of the person or organisation that actually funded a donation.
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Only 13 percent of the universities surveyed mentioned stalking or domestic abuse in official policy documents, such as their anti-bullying and anti-harassment policies or their student code of conduct.
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NASCAR suspended Dippel, 19, for violating Section 12.1 of the NASCAR rule book, which would indicate it's a code of conduct violation, though the governing body did not specify any offense.
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According to an internal memo among the institute's leadership from April 5, 2018, a change to the code of conduct was first discussed in response to the report in Der Spiegel.
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The Board attributed the gang's motives to their "desire to enforce their code of conduct and punish infidelity to the gang," rather than the respondent's status as a former gang member.
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They already ousted Harvey Weinstein and implemented a new code of conduct; can't March 4 be about the movies (and maybe some digs at that whole La La Land/Moonlight snafu)?
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Performers deserve a workplace that is free from sexual harassment, and the actor's union, SAG-AFTRA, is making a huge push to ensure their members' safety with a code of conduct.
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Oculus' code of conduct bans "sexually explicit, abusive, or obscene content," as well as promoting real-world violence or illegal activity, threatening other people, and using "hateful or racially offensive" language.
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Asked about the apparent market in internal data and reinstatements, Amazon responded with a statement saying the company has a strict code of conduct for employees and audits access to information.
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China and Southeast Asian countries started negotiations in Vietnam last month on a code of conduct in the South China Sea, starting with "less sensitive and less controversial" issues, he said.
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In May, the four U.S. firms unveiled a "code of conduct" drawn up in conjunction with the Commission, the European Union's executive arm, to take on hate speech on their platforms.
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Parliament's Advisory Committee on the Code of Conduct delayed the hearing until June 13 after Farage refused to appear on Wednesday in front of what he called an "EU kangaroo court".
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Apple said its suppliers stick to the industry group's code of conduct, while Pegatron said it and other manufacturers are exempt from China's state maximum of 22 overtime hours a month.
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One of the more interesting proposals involves designating web platforms as "information fiduciaries," which would need to follow a code of conduct modeled after rules for law firms or financial institutions.
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According to The L.A. Times, one letter from a group of professors outlined how Yiannopoulos' "harassment, slander, defamation, and hate speech" is in direct violation of UC Berkeley's code of conduct.
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Like the Code of Conflict, violations of the Code of Conduct are supposed to be reported to the Linux Foundation's Technical Advisory Board, which will decide on the appropriate corrective action.
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This, in principle, would allow for disgruntled Linux developers to pull any of the code in the Linux kernel they helped develop if they're banned under the new Code of Conduct.
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The company said the new benefits and pay standards are a follow-up on a supplier code of conduct Google released last year and have been in the works for months.
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"Rugby Australia has today confirmed the Code of Conduct hearing for Wallabies and Waratahs back Israel Folau will commence on Saturday 4 May," the governing body said in a media statement.
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One solution could be a sectorwide code of conduct outlining commitments aid organizations should follow, from screening of new applicants to predeployment training, post-deployment assessment and sharing of best practices.
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When issues are identified, we hold ourselves and our palm suppliers responsible through a formal code of conduct to respond to concerns and set time-bound action plans to address them.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The Bank of England has signed up to a new global code of conduct designed to avoid more currency manipulation scandals, putting pressure on UK banks to follow suit.
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The non-profit Inno Community Development Organisation, which is spearheading the initiative, said the code of conduct is still being drafted, but 400 individuals and charities have pledged to support it.
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We knew the uniform or code of conduct couldn't erase what was in the hearts or on the lips of troops at the enlisted men's clubs where they guzzled 3.2 beer.
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Members of the Russian delegation must follow an IOC code of conduct preventing them from using the Russian flag and national colors and requiring them to fly an Olympic flag instead.
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The breaches of Hong Kong's code of conduct included failure to carry out "more due diligence to ascertain the truth and completeness of the information" the firm provided, the SFC added.
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Page and Brin's absence has left employees to bear much of the burden of upholding the principle of "don't be evil," the famous phrase from the company's early code of conduct.
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They said that the code of conduct established by the International Fact-Checking Network (ICFN) stipulates that fact-checkers not advocate or take policy decisions on issues which they fact-check.
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Recently, Google made a change to its employee code of conduct: It used to lead with and be centered around the words "don't be evil," which had been there since 2001.
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VW must within three months create a group steering committee for monitoring and complying with U.S. vehicle emissions laws and add new environmental protection provisions to its employee code of conduct.
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He says there are other major changes needed at the court, including term limits for justices, a judicial code of conduct and a requirement that the justices sell their individual stocks.
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The Yaoundé Code of Conduct for West Africa which maps out an inter-regional set of responsibility zones to oversee and facilitate responses to growing criminality in the Gulf of Guinea.
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The 30-year-old Folau, a devout Christian, was issued a code of conduct breach notice on Monday following an investigation by RA's integrity unit and had 48 hours to respond.
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"Denying service to a passenger in labor is unacceptable: it goes against our code of conduct and the standard of service our riders rely on," said a spokesman for the company.
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To address any lingering concern about Mr. Weinstein's behavior, Mr. Maerov said he successfully pushed a new code of conduct at the company that included a detailed description of sexual harassment.
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Only when the prime minister made the affair itself a civil wrong by changing the office code of conduct for ministers did he make Ms. Cash's comments a politically meaningful smear.
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In August 2018, the National Academy of Sciences started to draft its Code of Conduct, and this week's vote on the bylaws was a way to enforce it, Dr. McNutt said.
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Another presenter, Brie Larson, said that the Time's Up initiative was working with SAG-Aftra to hammer out a new code of conduct to ensure safety from harassment on movie sets.
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He did not face criminal charges, and in December 2014 an investigation by Florida State determined that he did not violate any of four sections of the university's code of conduct.
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"Portions of the memo violate our code of conduct and cross the line by advancing harmful gender stereotypes in our workplace," Google's chief executive, Sundar Pichai, wrote in a companywide email.
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In one announcement, two palace officials, identified as bedroom guards, were fired for "extremely evil misconduct" and "adultery," which it said was a violation of a code of conduct for courtiers.
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One small group of musicians was discussing writing a code of conduct, and another was composing an open letter to the jazz community on the topic of sexual harassment and assault.
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The casino industry's largest lobbying group in the U.S. on Thursday rolled out a new code of conduct with consumer protection measures that it says are meant to promote responsible gambling.
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The royal couple met young people who wrote and performed in a campaign video for "Stop, Speak, Support," a code of conduct on what to do when they witness bullying online.
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" He said that "substantive progress" has been made in regard to a code of conduct for disputes in the South China Sea and called for greater dialog "through the parties directly concerned.
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Folau was sacked by Rugby Australia last month following a hearing into his social media comments in April that the governing body argued were a breach of the players' code of conduct.
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The charge was under article 2.13 of the ICC's code of conduct, which relates to the personal abuse of a player, player support personnel, umpire or match referee during an international match.
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Southeast Asia and China agreed last week on a working text to continue long drawn-out negotiations over the code of conduct, with officials lauding it as a "milestone" and "great progress".
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The royal couple met young people who wrote and performed in a new campaign video for "Stop, Speak, Support," a code of conduct on what to do when they witness bullying online.
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And in July 2016 China agreed to expedite talks about a code of conduct—a decision some suspect was driven by the election of Rodrigo Duterte to the presidency of the Philippines.
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In November it sacked two of its top executives upon discovering a payment to a go-between in Guinea from 2011 that it says failed to meet its code-of-conduct standards.
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Supreme Court justices are not bound by the federal judiciary's code of conduct that applies to lower court judges, and the high court does not have its own formal internal disciplinary system.
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At the start of this month the European Commission said the firms have made "significant progress" on illegal hate speech takedowns, a year after they agreed to a voluntary Code of Conduct.
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Other efforts in the policy arena include work with news organizations to "better surface content from authoritative sources", as well as new consequences for creators whose work violates YouTube's code of conduct.
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Apple said in a statement to Bloomberg that it had found no evidence of violations of its code of conduct after sending a team to audit the factory and interviewing 150 people.
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" Smith added: "We remain committed to fully investigating any allegations of sexual misconduct and violations of the student code of conduct that we receive from students or any member of the community.
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In the six months after the "code of conduct" was signed, there were 600 notifications to the tech firms regarding hate speech, according to a summary of the report seen by CNBC.
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So there is precedence of institutions and countries coming together and agreeing to a certain code of conduct for products important to the well-being of individuals and the public in general.
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Tim Brennan, the association's treasurer, said that while Wells Fargo already has a code of conduct, the scandal shows the code "had nothing to do with the way the business was conducted."
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A recent evaluation found that companies are removing an increasing share of flagged hate speech a year after major platforms agreed to follow a voluntary code of conduct in the European Union.
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The new code of conduct also follows a petition demanding a safer workplace that gathered 2,000 employee signatures in three days when it was introduced in February; there are now 2,600 signers.
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When I spoke with Ehmke over email, she emphasized that fears about the Code of Conduct being used to target developers are based on a misunderstanding about how Codes of Conduct work.
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Shortly before Torvalds announced his departure on a Linux kernel mailing list, he and six other developers signed off on a new Code of Conduct that was added to the Linux documentation.
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It shouldn't have been considered a violation in the first place because there is nothing clearly stated in the Code of Conduct that makes her have to cover up with a bra.
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The problem for Juncker, EU officials say, is that the code of conduct for former commissioners allows the Commission to bar them from certain activities only for 18 months after stepping down.
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Citigroup Inc and Morgan Stanley require employees to adhere to their code of conduct but are still examining how to treat employees' crypto-investments, representatives and people familiar with their policies said.
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Commissioner Elizabeth Denham has previously said she's leading towards recommending a code of conduct for use of social media for political campaigning — and said she hopes to publish her report by May.
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A year ago Germany got Facebook, Twitter and Google's YouTube to sign up to a code of conduct, which included a pledge to delete hate speech from their websites within 24 hours.
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In addition, O'Reilly said the EU panel acknowledged that reputational damage was done to both the Commission and the wider EU, yet stated that Barroso did not breach the code of conduct.
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Yet each agency has its own rules and code of conduct for its staff, while Guterres does not have direct authority over all parts of the U.N. system, said spokesman Stephane Dujarric.
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The Code of Conduct Tribunal (CCT), which rules on allegations of false asset declaration, said it had found Onnoghen guilty of hiding the extent of his wealth and removed him from office.
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The theater manager declined to give Shelton a refund because he said Shelton violated the code of conduct by having his cellphone light on during the movie when he recorded the confrontation.
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"The Commission is planning to develop a code of conduct to be adopted by the Commission in 2017 whereby member states would commit at least to some basic principles," the paper adds.
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Most companies when they focus on ethics and values spend a disproportionate amount of their time articulating a set of core values and code of conduct that is consistent with those values.
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And because they require all of their third-party printers and manufacturers to abide by the FLA Code of Conduct, you get products that are made by people working in humane conditions.
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On February 8, NSF director France Cordova issued new guidelines stating that sexual harassment was not tolerated and that the agency would replace principal investigators who violated the new code of conduct.
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Four days after becoming acting Attorney General, Alberto Elias Beltran dismissed Santiago Nieto on the grounds he had broken the office's code of conduct for public officials, his office said on Friday.
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This appears to be an act of protest against the recently introduced new code of conduct rules for the Linux community, which include rules against sexual harassment and advocates for more diversity.
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