Sentence examples for a codified version from inspiring English sources

Passport checks are highly unlikely: the EU signalled in its negotiation guidelines that it would like to see a codified version of the 1920s common travel agreement – which means passport-free travel for Irish and British citizens between the two islands – included in a final deal.

The military strictures against "fraternization," "frat," are only a codified version of rules we try to observe in the civilian world: no bosses with subordinates, "I'm not interested" means "back off," hands off the interns, and so on.

It can feel like a legally codified version of a good-will gesture — certainly "Blurred Lines" might have benefited from such a designation up front.

The EU's new General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) will come into effect in the spring of 2018, bringing with it a newly codified version of the "Right to Be Forgotten" (RTBF).

Chapters should get particular attention, because they are often containers for the codified version of an entire Act.

Popular name Wild Horse Annie Act Descriptive and often used in popular accounts, the press, agency guidance on related rules, etc., but hard to find in the codified version.

However, the same due process claims that protect the public's right to the underlying statutes also protect their right to the codified statutes, especially if the codified version is the state's "official" version of the statutes.

12. Protection of copyright and certain related rights (codified version) (vote).

The goal is for the animal to become a king or queen of the "course" (the race), a codified, bloodless version of a classic bullfight.

Like the blues, corridos have a codified form.

Firstly, we do not have a codified antiterrorism policy.