code of professional ethicsの例文

• The Congress of Russia's Journalists adopted a Code of Professional Ethics in 1994.
• The American Association of Political Consultants maintains a Code of Professional Ethics for members.
• The American Medical Association's code of professional ethics is stricter.
• A more elaborated code of professional ethics emerged.
• Professional associations deal with the performance of the Code of Professional Ethics established by the association.
• The AAPC seeks to set the standards of conduct for political and public affairs consulting through its "'Code of Professional Ethics " '.
• Lawyers in the Cochran group say that Figeroux's false assertions about Louima violate the lawyers'code of professional ethics and that he could face disciplinary action.
• On August 29, 2007, The Society of Corporate Compliance and Ethics ( SCCE ) adopted a Code of Professional Ethics for Compliance and Ethics Professionals.
• The AICPA s founding defined accountancy as a profession characterized by educational requirements, professional standards, a code of professional ethics, and alignment with the public interest.
• My own code of professional ethics says that it's wrong to send your class onto anyone else's space and then argue that the space is something you have rights to.
• Since August 2004, RID has been building stronger ties with the National Association of the Deaf ( NAD ), including a joint Code of Professional Ethics and the merging of their respective certification programs.
• Under the AICPA's Code of Professional Ethics under Rule 203-Accounting Principles, a member must depart from GAAP if following it would lead to a material misstatement on the financial statements, or otherwise be misleading.
• Arguments in favor of regarding nursing as a profession, rather than a semiprofession, include the extensive postsecondary training requirements, formal certification as a registered nurse, self-regulation, and the existence of formal codes of professional ethics.
• The individuals who are members of AAPOR agree to observe the organization s Code of Professional Ethics and Practices that define and mandate the proper practice of public opinion and survey research with the appropriate use of research results.
• My aim is to introduce students to various other role dilemmas, to the incomplete answers provided by our codes of professional ethics, and hence to their own responsibility to develop their individual moral commitments both in and out of role.
• The purpose of TI is to promote understanding of the relationship between methodology and survey quality, increase adherence to AAPOR s Code of Professional Ethics and Practices and enable members of the media and the public to evaluate survey quality.
• Typically, the'90s hit man is the protagonist of the movie : an educated character who lives in a shadowy, morally ambiguous world without any political ties and only the loosest mob or business affiliation, but who follows his own code of professional ethics.
• Ethics in Turkish journalism is based on a couple of documents : the  Declaration of Rights and Responsibilities by Turkish Journalists Association ( 1998 ) and the  Code of Professional Ethics of the Press by Turkish Press Council ( 1989 ).
• Built on the principles of the UNESCO 1970 Convention, and based on various national codes of professional ethics and Dealers'Codes ( such as the code of the International Federation of Art and Antique Dealers Associations ( Conf閐閞ation internationale des N間ociants d'Oeuvres d'Art, CINOA ).