Examples of using Own code in English and their translations into French
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privacy, or our own code of confidentiality.
requiring little more than attributing the original portions of the licensed code to the original developers in your own code and/or documentation.
Ombudsman pointed out during the consultation process, the DND/CF is virtually a government within a government, with its own code of discipline, health care system,
the WBSC applies its own Code of Ethics to the relations
Departments will then be able to use the framework to develop their own codes.
All users should have their own codes.
Under the 1928 system, each département obtained its own codes consisting of two letters.
It is desirable that stakeholders be encouraged to develop their own codes, applicable to their own circumstances,
Some firms have elaborated their own codes of ethics, while a number of groups of firms have begun to draft joint standards.
All organisations affiliated to EATA must have their own codes of ethics that are congruent with EATA's.
The IPU has helped parliaments develop their own codes, drawing both on international best practice
other major file systems have their own codes.
all federal departments will have to develop their own codes of conduct.
Every industry has its own codes, so it is easier to integrate into the business world if you know them.
dissemination of own codes,"say the word",
Both prosecutors and judges are currently working on their own codes of conduct to deliver an unequivocal message as to their ethical standards.
It also helps the subsidiaries to embrace the Group's ethical principles by writing their own Codes of Conduct themselves in their working language.
discovers in the sublime setting of Maya Bay a living community folded on itself with its own codes.
COTELCO, has developed a model code of conduct, and to date, more than 1,000 hotels have registered their own codes with the Ministry.
Like Jordi Vila inspired by the traditional cuisine to modernize with its own codes, Mathilde re-interprets the classic forms of the past.