During the process codes of
conduct of 28 international and 14 national institutions and organizations were reviewed and by collecting their common parts a draft code has been prepared.
To deserve the award, awardees also needed to have, in the opinion of the police commissioner, set a good example by general
conduct.
Nearly 10 million banners and hoardings prepared in breach of the
conduct have also been removed.
He said that more than 50 show-cause notices had been issued to the electoral candidates and local bodies representatives on the complaints of ECP code of
conduct violation.
Talking to Dawn, DC Jahangir confirmed that Chaudhry Nisar had been issued a show cause notice for violating the code of
conduct.
But market
conduct as a category of regulatory enforcement is still being hit with ongoing hefty fines.
Since the first census
conducted in 1951 and the last in 1998, Pakistan's population grew four-fold.
Arithmetic average of high school students' physical education lesson sportsmanlike
conduct levels is respectively 85.19 [+ or -] 14.28 in females and 79.37 [+ or -] 15.28 in males.
The application of this 'Code of
Conduct' is expected to address weaknesses in business practices with a view to foster stronger market resilience.
The recommendations contained in the recognized codes like "ACI Model Code of
Conduct" and "Singapore Guide to
Conduct & Market Practices for Treasury Activities" were considered in compiling this 'Code of
Conduct'.
This is reflected in an anecdotal trend towards more partnerships between contractors and particularly non-profit reuse sales firms, whereby the contractor
conducts deconstruction and delivers the recovered materials to the existing non-profit reuse firm for resale.
For instance, a sheriff facing reelection who
conducts reverse auctions online and awards contracts to out-of-state vendors might face repercussions, finding it difficult to ask local car dealers to support his next election campaign.