Every political system is based on some code of ethics.

Should the city's code of ethics be applied to board members?

We had the first code of ethics for people in transition.

"Must be tough trying to live up to your professional code of ethics all the time."

And without values, there can be no reason for a code of ethics.

The society has a code of ethics members agree to follow.

The two men also promoted a party code of ethics.

"They probably have some code of ethics to keep it quiet."

The first code of ethics for journalists was created in 1923.

"And our code of ethics position on buying is not so clear."

Some hunters live by a code of ethics that others don't.

What code of ethics does he or she abide by?

The association is now working up a code of ethics on the issue."

"His behavior definitely ran counter to your personal code of ethics."

"But every employee here already signs out code of ethics."

Earlier this month, 10 candidates in the district signed their own code of ethics.

School Counselors are expected to follow a professional code of ethics in many countries.

Members also agree to abide by a code of ethics.

A code of ethics has been drawn up in Hungary.

Both groups have codes of ethics and seek to deal with complaints against members.

"A bad lawyer will find a way to break a code of ethics.

"The code of ethics says that is so even if market conditions change.

In 1954 the association adopted a code of ethics and began an awards program.

"It's not enough just to write a code of ethics.

In February 2006, the party released a code of ethics document for its members.