Examples of using Adopted a code in English and their translations into Russian
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Furthermore, the Norwegian Press Association has adopted a code of ethics.
The country also adopted a code of conduct for tourist agencies to help combat sex tourism.
Through the Political Party Registration Commission, political parties adopted a code of conduct.
The Government of Haiti recently adopted a code of conduct to regulate the activities of the new national police force.
In March 2009, Georgian National Communications Commission adopted a Code of Conduct for Broadcasters.
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The media also adopted a code of conduct to give content and guidance to the exercise of freedom of the press.
Georgia also notedthat in March 2009, the National Communications Commission adopted a Code of Conduct for Broadcasters.
In 2003, the police adopted a code of ethics related to, inter alia, education in international human rights standards.
At its twenty-first meeting, in October 2007, the International Research Ship Operators' Meeting adopted a Code of Conduct for Marine Scientific Research Vessels.
Metinvest Group adopted a Code of Ethics that sets uniform ethical standards for doing business at all of its enterprises.
With other Melanesian States of the South Pacific, we also took a bold move and adopted a code of conduct for the management of our sovereign rainforests.
Manni adopted a Code of Ethics in 2011 that identifies the ethical and social standards that corporate executives have to observe.
In its resolution 5/2, the Human Rights Council adopted a code of conduct for special procedures mandate holders.
They adopted a code of conduct to govern their activities during the electoral period and created a mechanism for monitoring the implementation of the Ouagadougou Agreement.
In 1998, upon recommendation of the Registrar, the Chambers adopted a code of professional conduct for defence lawyers appearing before the Tribunal.
Armenia adopted a code of ethics for public servants and specific codes of conduct for State civil servants, judges, prosecutors, and municipal employees.
Further to the Committee's previous recommendations(para. 9),the State party has elaborated and adopted a Code of Ethics of the Police and a Code of Ethics for Prosecutors.
In its first year, the Council adopted a code of conduct for the mandate holders, which is expected to bring greater clarity and consistency to their work.
For the European Union, the principle of openness was introduced by the Treaty of Maastricht in 1991; the Council andthe Commission then adopted a code of conduct on public access to their documents.
Sierra Leone recently adopted a Code of Conduct for Political Parties and a Media Code of Conduct which are now being widely disseminated.
The Executive Director of UNOPS stated that the Executive Board had established UNOPS as a service entity, which adopted a code of ethics for its daily work with the client of primary concern.
At its meeting in June 2008, OSPAR adopted a Code of Conduct for Responsible Marine Research in the Deep Seas and High Seas of the OSPAR Maritime Area see para. 107 above.
Effective national control measures on the transfers of conventional arms should be established; illegal arms trafficking should be strictly combated.On 8 June 1998, the European Union adopted a Code of Conduct on arms exports.
Nicaragua adopted a Code of Ethical Conduct for civil servants of the public administration in 2009, and launched a strategy for the promotion and implementation of the Code. .
During the ECPAT make-IT-safe campaign in the Philippines,600 Internet cafe managers adopted a code of conduct and developed mechanisms to guarantee the protection and safety of children using the Internet.
The Prison Service adopted a Code of Professional Ethics for Employees of the Prison Service in order to ensure more effective prevention of manifestations of racism, xenophobia and intolerance.
At its meeting in June 2008, the Commission for the Protection of the Marine Environment of the North-East Atlantic(OSPAR Commission) adopted a Code of Conduct for Responsible Marine Research in the Deep Seas and High Seas of the OSPAR Maritime Area.
The Committee of Nine also adopted a code of conduct for the Council of State, with a view to ensuring that the actions and behaviour of its members conform to the letter and spirit of the Abuja Agreement.
At its most recent meeting, held in Bahrain last month the environmental Working Group,over which Japan presides as its Chairman, adopted a code of conduct that establishes principles and guidelines for environmental protection and cooperation in the region.
The World Bank Group adopted a Code of Professional Ethics 1999 which sets out standards for professional conduct for its officials, and contains among others, provisions on conflicts of interest.