"On the evidence presented, the actions of the player did not breach the ICC code of conduct, " Hurst explained.
This is the story of how the British Government agreed to an arms sale which they thought could breach the European Code of Conduct, the cornerstone of their policy.
But in a follow up, Mr Mearns wrote to Mr Gove saying he had "refused to answer questions about an alleged breach of the code of conduct for special advisers".
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The head of the Prison Officers' Association Finlay Spratt said that he was not opposed to his members being disciplined if a breach in their code of conduct had occurred but that "agreed procedures" had to be followed.
He called for an internal inquiry to find out who had leaked the information, adding: "If it was civil servants they were clearly in breach of the code of conduct, but if it was ministers, then they are playing fast and loose with our democracy".
Mr Blunkett's second resignation was over a breach of the ministerial code of conduct.
His failure to do so is a serious breach of the expected standards of market conduct.
But the punishment was not as severe as it could have been as a Level 1 breach of the players' Code of Conduct carries a maximum penalty of a 50% match fee fine.
The SDLP described Mr Robinson's comments as "outrageous" and said it was going to check if the remarks were a breach of the Stormont's ministerial code of conduct.
As Maurna Desmond reported for Forbes in February 2008, the two telecommunications giants brought suit against one another on the same day in two different Texas federal trial court districts, with Motorola charging RIM with the violation of seven Motorola patents and RIM charging Motorola with the violation of nine RIM patents, along with the breach of the expiring license agreement and, for good measure, anti-competitive conduct.
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