Sentences with phrase «violated code standards»
The Court has adopted a Code of Judicial Conduct, and upon the recommendation of the Judicial Qualifications Commission, it may discipline or remove any Justice or judge who is found to have violated code standards.
http://www.floridasupremecourt.org/ Not exact matches
2: Nestlé is the target of a boycott as it systematically violates the Code and Resolutions and, as the market leader, drives down standards for the industry as a whole.
What happened next can only be described as unintended consequences: the FTSE4Good standards were weakened in September 2010 clearing the way for Nestlé to be listed in March 2011, even though it continued to violate the Code and Resolutions and had just weakened its advertising policy.
According to the organization, «the spending on statues and apparent misuse of public resources may have violated constitutional provisions and international standards on code of conduct for public officers.
«Discrimination in employment or in the provision of services not only fails to meet professional standards, it also violates the Ontario Human Rights Code and related equity legislation»
The gist of this standard is a requirement that law enforcement identify some provision of the New Jersey Motor Vehicle Code which the officer reasonably concluded was violated.
What happens when, say, a householder violates the law by how they wire their own house, someone is injured or killed, and they take a position in court that charges should be stayed because the ESA charges hundreds of dollars for a copy of the electrical code (a modified Ontario - specific version of the CSA's Canadian Electrical Code, only the modifications are freely available, not the underlying standard) rather than making it freely availacode (a modified Ontario - specific version of the CSA's Canadian Electrical Code, only the modifications are freely available, not the underlying standard) rather than making it freely availaCode, only the modifications are freely available, not the underlying standard) rather than making it freely available?