codified in A Sentence

And, now, those retrograde policies are Codified into law.

This development demanded more Codified forms of religious and political leadership.

The IPC was the first Codified criminal code in the British Empire.

It laid down some guidelines that were later Codified into rules in 2007.

Placing the major Codified theories and methods of acting at the disposal of students.

Here in India, we understood and Codified it, and put it together in a certain way.

King Rama the VII pushed for Codified rules for Muay Thai, and they were put into place.

Boxing has thus been developed into formalized systems with Codified practices in different regions of the world.

In Australia it could not dislodge the winter games of Australian rules football(Codified before soccer) and rugby.….

The main feature of the British criminal industry is the fact that there is no Codified act.

The procedures Codified in the law had been a convention of the Dutch medical community for over twenty years.

The procedures Codified in the law had been a convention of the medical community for over twenty years.

After India became Independent, the Hindu law relating to property was Codified and Hindu Succession Act, 1956 was enacted.

Part of the problem is that the British constitution, once presented as a global model, is not Codified and vague.

In 1906 the Marine Insurance Act Codified the previous common law; it is both an extremely though and concise piece of work.

The next block mined, at a height of precisely 210,000 blocks, as Codified years earlier by Satoshi Nakamoto, had a 25 bitcoin reward.

The BJP's argument is that though Hindu laws were Codified in 1956, there is no law applicable to all citizens of the country.

The filmmakers omit the information that the study began long before the rules of informed consent were Codified by the National Research Act of 1974.

Algorithmic transparency information might be Codified into reports that the government generates and makes public on a regular basis, as part of business as usual.

Some constitutions, especially Codified constitutions, also act as limiters of state power, by establishing lines which a state's rulers cannot cross, such as fundamental rights.

As a scholar of linguistics, he is painfully aware of how languages die, and fears that without documented and Codified grammar, his own language too will not last.

Over 20 years ago, the Telecommunications Act of 1996- in many ways the first law of internet- Codified in law that those providing internet services are not publishers.

By the time of the Norman Conquest(1066AD), the king's pardoning power, Codified in the Codes of William the Conqueror(1066-1087 AD), had expanded to include thievery as well as sedition.

Not long after, he Codified the modern, standardized use of comma, colon and period, publishing a book on the subject in the early 1560s called Orthographiae ratio(A System of Orthography).

And when it Codified its nuclear programme in North Korea law in April 2013, it stated that nuclear weapons could only be used to repel invasion or attack by another nuclear power.

Public Private Partnerships on other modes of transportation may work, however on the Inland Waterways we have had a Public Private Partnership since the Inland Waterways Revenue Act was Codified in 1978.

Basham wrote that not only did the Ajivikas have a canon of sacred texts in which their doctrines were Codified, they had a fully developed system of belief and their own philosophers and logicians.

The heritage Cité de l'architecture arises from the initial merger of three institutions, according to its statutes from the decree n o 2004-683 of 9 July 2004, Codified in Articles R. 142-1 and following of the heritage code:.

While desegregation was occurring in public schools from 1954 to 1965, hundreds of laws were passed by southern states in an attempt to keep the practices of segregation in place, even if federal law officially prohibited that these practices be Codified in laws.

However, because blue water vessels are larger and may therefore have an inherent propensity to generate more extensive damage than vessels in inland marine business, loss prevention- Codified in the form of the ISM regulations in the late 1990s- may have in the past figured more prominently in the blue water sector by comparison with domestic, brown water trades.

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codified in A Sentence

And, now, those retrograde policies are Codified into law.

This development demanded more Codified forms of religious and political leadership.

The IPC was the first Codified criminal code in the British Empire.

It laid down some guidelines that were later Codified into rules in 2007.

Placing the major Codified theories and methods of acting at the disposal of students.

Here in India, we understood and Codified it, and put it together in a certain way.

King Rama the VII pushed for Codified rules for Muay Thai, and they were put into place.

Boxing has thus been developed into formalized systems with Codified practices in different regions of the world.

In Australia it could not dislodge the winter games of Australian rules football(Codified before soccer) and rugby.….

The main feature of the British criminal industry is the fact that there is no Codified act.

The procedures Codified in the law had been a convention of the Dutch medical community for over twenty years.

The procedures Codified in the law had been a convention of the medical community for over twenty years.

After India became Independent, the Hindu law relating to property was Codified and Hindu Succession Act, 1956 was enacted.

Part of the problem is that the British constitution, once presented as a global model, is not Codified and vague.

In 1906 the Marine Insurance Act Codified the previous common law; it is both an extremely though and concise piece of work.

The next block mined, at a height of precisely 210,000 blocks, as Codified years earlier by Satoshi Nakamoto, had a 25 bitcoin reward.

The BJP's argument is that though Hindu laws were Codified in 1956, there is no law applicable to all citizens of the country.

The filmmakers omit the information that the study began long before the rules of informed consent were Codified by the National Research Act of 1974.

Algorithmic transparency information might be Codified into reports that the government generates and makes public on a regular basis, as part of business as usual.

Some constitutions, especially Codified constitutions, also act as limiters of state power, by establishing lines which a state's rulers cannot cross, such as fundamental rights.

As a scholar of linguistics, he is painfully aware of how languages die, and fears that without documented and Codified grammar, his own language too will not last.

Over 20 years ago, the Telecommunications Act of 1996- in many ways the first law of internet- Codified in law that those providing internet services are not publishers.

By the time of the Norman Conquest(1066AD), the king's pardoning power, Codified in the Codes of William the Conqueror(1066-1087 AD), had expanded to include thievery as well as sedition.

Not long after, he Codified the modern, standardized use of comma, colon and period, publishing a book on the subject in the early 1560s called Orthographiae ratio(A System of Orthography).

And when it Codified its nuclear programme in North Korea law in April 2013, it stated that nuclear weapons could only be used to repel invasion or attack by another nuclear power.

Public Private Partnerships on other modes of transportation may work, however on the Inland Waterways we have had a Public Private Partnership since the Inland Waterways Revenue Act was Codified in 1978.

Basham wrote that not only did the Ajivikas have a canon of sacred texts in which their doctrines were Codified, they had a fully developed system of belief and their own philosophers and logicians.

The heritage Cité de l'architecture arises from the initial merger of three institutions, according to its statutes from the decree n o 2004-683 of 9 July 2004, Codified in Articles R. 142-1 and following of the heritage code:.

While desegregation was occurring in public schools from 1954 to 1965, hundreds of laws were passed by southern states in an attempt to keep the practices of segregation in place, even if federal law officially prohibited that these practices be Codified in laws.

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