Conduct of business

Conduct of business

Chapter IV CONDUCT OF BUSINESS

Rule 5 Conduct of business

Organization of work and conduct of business

Putting in place sound management practices, as well as introducing and enforcing codes of conduct, should increase the chances that services are delivered more ethically, effectively and efficiently.

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That debt is ethically unrecoverable for the peoples of the world.

Eradication of poverty is imperative on all levels economically, politically, ethically.

At the end of 2004, there were 18 banks authorized to conduct banking business in Gibraltar.

Formulation of, and adherence to, rules for the conduct of Government and municipal business is a priority.

The connection with the machine is much more easy, much more even ethically possible.

We see that companies acting ethically in this world are outperforming those that don't.

Some societies, most notably in Scandinavia, maintain the expectation that their public officials and business leaders should and will act ethically and honestly. In these countries, ministers are forced to resign for petty infractions that would seem trivial in other countries.

The Congolese State has not authorized Mr. Kambale to conduct business (gold trading or air service) in its territory.

UNOPS continuously considers the impact that reductions and shifts in staffing numbers have on the conduct of its business.

Companies qualify if they register in Gibraltar but do not conduct any business there or have any Gibraltarian shareholders.

Tony learns about the ontologically promiscuous, the epistemologically anxious, the ethically dubious, the metaphysically ridiculous.

Tony learns about the ontologically promiscuous, the epistemologically anxious, the ethically dubious, the metaphysically ridiculous.

if the legal representative or principal of business management of the securities firm leaves his post, an accounting firm with securities and futures related business should be hired to conduct auditing.

He called ten servants of his, and gave them ten mina coins, and told them, 'Conduct business until I come.'

He called ten servants of his, and gave them ten mina coins, and told them, 'Conduct business until I come.'

The Philippines pays heed to your appeal for the First Committee to conduct its business with an eye to a positive and constructive outcome.

Further, clarifying business responsibility for human rights and promoting good corporate conduct could avoid consumer boycotts and improve the image of businesses for their shareholders.

This goes beyond corporate philanthropy, abiding by the rule of law and refraining from bad corporate conduct such as employing restrictive or discriminatory business practices.

See, for example, the Business Principles of Akzo Nobel Organon (http www.akzonobel.com corporategovernance principles.asp) and the Code of Conduct of Novartis International (http www.novartis.com downloads code_of_conduct.pdf).

The contemporary world is not content with a capable State it demands a State that is responsive, accountable, transparent and ethically upright.

Some business operators will have been unaware that their conduct was unlawful, or formation of the cartel may have predated the enactment of the first competition law.

One is whether a person has a right to refuse life sustaining medical treatment. The other is whether voluntary euthanasia is ethically defensible.

At its 1st meeting, on 25 July 2005, and 2nd (closed) meeting, on 26 July 2005, the Sub Commission considered the organization of its work and conduct of business.

By integrating these SMEs into their DMS, DMOs bring them into the new e business environment of the tourism industry and offer them the technological tools to conduct their operations online.

The code of conduct would be communicated to all suppliers interested in doing business with the United Nations system of organizations and would not be mandatory or of a contractual nature.

Noting the growing dependence of Governments, businesses, other organizations and individual users on information technologies for the provision of essential goods and services, the conduct of business and the exchange of information,

Stressing that corporations could profitably conduct business with the poor, she gave several examples of private sector investment in social infrastructure contributing positively to the socio economic development of host developing countries.

However, many countries lack the resource base necessary to conduct regular industrial enquiries on short term indicators and structural business statistics, which limits the number of countries reporting industrial statistics to international agencies.

The Conference agreed to conduct its business in plenary and to establish such contact and drafting groups as it considered necessary to work on particular agenda items during the course of the meeting.

And so if you need to study this sleeping problem, it's easy to study on plants, for example, than in animals and it's much more easy even ethically.

The Business of Business is More Than Business

The plan had three priorities to conduct clearance of agricultural areas and increase public awareness to enhance grazing land and forested and communal areas and to promote tourism and private business and commercial sites.

(b) Any procedural question with regard to the conduct of business of the seminar not covered by the present rules shall be decided upon by the Chairman in consultation with the Bureau of the Seminar.

Fortunately, there are signs that the general state of mind that helped spawn the crisis is changing. In the rich industrialized countries, after an era of cynical and short sighted profit maximizing behavior, we may be at the dawn of a new age of modesty and sustainability. Companies are facing growing pressure to behave ethically, and unethical business behavior is at last being punished.

The task force recognizes the merit of recent efforts to introduce human rights standards into the conduct of local and foreign enterprises, such as the voluntary codes of conduct, the Global Compact and the Norms on the responsibilities of transnational corporations and other business enterprises with regard to human rights (E CN.4 Sub.2 2003 12 Rev.1).

The Secretariat has examined codes of conduct from a variety of different fields, including the nuclear industry, engineering, pharmacology, business and professional personnel management, at the international, national and sub national levels, in an attempt to identify elements which may facilitate States Parties' consideration of the content, promulgation, and adoption of codes of conduct for scientists.

When fully enacted, the Business Companies Act will extend the zero tax regime currently enjoyed by IBCs to local companies and will bring the Territory into full compliance with the European Union (EU) Savings Tax Directive and EU Code of Conduct on Business Taxation, as required by the United Kingdom of all its Territories.17

But a growing body of research concludes that greed is not always good, and that moral values are a necessary element in the conduct of business. The Gordon Gekkos are predators who take the quick payoff.