Sentence examples for and a codification of from inspiring English sources

And prompted by its acceptance of international treaties and trade rules, the government is considering creation of an appellate court and a codification of defendants' rights.

But colonialism brought the influence of Western prudishness and a codification of anti-gay laws.

Moreover, the rules have a considerable claim to the status of rules in accordance with which one must reason if one is understanding ∧ as "and", as providing a codification of the way in which conjunctive premisses and conclusions are reasoned from and to in natural day-to-day reasoning.

So much stuff that's written about leadership and management is a codification of the bleeding obvious and this very famous book is a perfect example.

This was followed in 1736 by edicts for the establishment of schools in certain provinces, in 1763 by Frederick II the Great's regulation asserting the principle of compulsory school attendance, and in 1794 by a codification of Prussian law recognizing the principle of state supremacy in education.

What nations versed in entomophagy need first is a codification of and legislation around what is already known.

Its main purpose was to offer a codification of the law, and only incidentally adaptation, and so it introduced relatively little that was new legislation.

In the end, the moratorium pleased no one: neither conservatives who observed that some in the church did not really intend to abide by it, nor liberals who saw it as a codification of discrimination and injustice to gay clergy members who otherwise were qualified to be considered as bishops.

Similarly, we're seeing a codification of influence and status, the result of which is also trust.

The bill is a codification of the sex and gender norms more associated with the 1950's than today.

He wants the entrenchment of the Scottish parliament, a codification of the purpose of the UK and a power-sharing partnership that he describes as home rule within the UK.