Examples of using A code of practice in English and their translations into Slovenian
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The GMSA has published a Code of practice on Mobile spam in 2006.
A code of practice for this Gender Equality Duty was published in 2007.
What I want to know is whether a code of practice is in fact compliant with the directive.
On the basis of the Workshop,the eSafety Forum will prepare a code of practice in 2007.
(f) a code of practice in relation to relevant requirements or restrictions or relevant powers.
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Slovenian mobile operators and internet providers signed a code of practice for user protection.
This includes a Code of Practice for PROs on the management of intellectual property6 and builds on the call for the creation of a European knowledge transfer framework7.
The Group is looking towards using their set of principles to form a code of practice for e-invoicing.
The RESPONSE project produced a Code of Practice for an accelerated market introduction of ADAS.
Thereafter where allegations were made,both retailer and supplier have written terms, a code of practice and proof of due diligence.
In 2008, the Commission adopted a Recommendation and a Code of Practice on knowledge transfer13(KT), which was subsequently endorsed by a Council Resolution.
This public authority should also be encouraged to publicise toall stakeholders in the chain the use and benefit of such a code of practice.
In a membership context, failure to comply with a code of practice can result in expulsion from the professional organization.
This public authority should also be encouraged to publicise toall stakeholders in the chain the use and benefit of such a code of practice and to enforce it.
The VSC was established as a non-profit bodyto develop and oversee a Code of Practice designed to promote high standards within the video and computer game industries.
It could to some extent be modelled on what is know as the medical association orthe professional association, for example, which themselves resolve a number of problems that might otherwise arise, on the basis of a code of practice and ethics.
We need to work towards a code of practice at European level to ensure best practice is shared and standards are raised, given the stark differences that exist between Member States.
This can be done through soft law measures that complement legal frameworks, for example initiatives,on a voluntary basis establishing a code of practice in the fight against such sales, and enhancing collaboration.23.
I believe that, together with UEFA and FIFA, we can establish a code of practice to implement and follow in order to ensure high ethical standards in sports and the trade in players as well as agency work.
To support universities and to provide a more coherent framework for knowledge transfer activities the Commission has adopted a Recommendation on the management of intellectual property in knowledge transfer activities and a Code of Practice for universities and other public research organisations9.
Whereas the introduction of a code of practice, in addition to legal recognition, would clarify sector status, procedures and role, contributing to sector certainty while also ensuring independence and preventing misconduct.
The European Economic and Social Committee has adopted two opinions relative to thefunctioning of the food supply chain1 recommending a Code of Practice at Member State level and the appointment of a mediator to intervene if necessary.
A code of practice may be styled as a code of professional responsibilitywhich will discuss difficult issues, difficult decisions that will often need to be made, and provide a clear account of what behavior is considered"ethical" or"correct" or"right" in the circumstances.
To improve the exploitation of publicly funded research results,the Commission adopted a recommendation and a Code of Practice for universities and other public research organisations(PROs) on intellectual property management in knowledge transfer activities9.
A code of practice may be styled as a code of professional responsibility, which will discuss difficult issues, difficult decisions that will often need to be made, and provide a clear account of what behavior is considered"ethical" or"correct" or"right" in the circumstances.
The fact that a majority in Parliament are keen to preserve the current national laws on gambling policy anddo not simply want to replace them with a code of practice, which would afford consumers far less protection, does not mean that the market should not be liberalised.
Calls on the Commission to collaborate with the EMA, and with stakeholders,with a view to introducing a Code of Practice for mandatory reporting of adverse events and of outcomes for off-label use of medicines, and to ensuring patients' registries in order to strengthen the evidence base and mitigate risks for patients;
On the basis of the findings, the authors recommended that the Commission should work with the relevant stakeholders to improve the quality of the development and validation of tests by providers,to set quality standards and a code of practice for language certificates in Europe, and to support collaboration between certificate providers in different countries and with general education institutions.
Retail and supply chain practices are subject to much allegation,and hence the EESC recommendation of the need for contracts and a Code of Practice at Member State level(see recommendations and conclusions) to address the claims by making the process more transparent, protecting both retailer and supplier, whilst allowing a mediator access to intervene if necessary.
The ESGAB was established in 2008 to provide an independent overview of the European Statistical System,in particular as regards implementation of a code of practice and other initiatives to strengthen the governance structure of the European Statistical System and the quality of official statistics.