Sentence examples for be codified in one from inspiring English sources

Margaret Love, a former Justice Department official who headed the committee, said all the punishments should be codified in one place and made part of sentencing, so that defendants, their lawyers and judges understand what is happening.

Soon, however, the market will become well understood and common features will be codified in silicon.

This shift from a long tradition of paying such costs, one that is codified in many companies' bylaws and in some states' laws, has come since the Justice Department set guidelines in 2003 amid a sweeping crackdown on corporate fraud.

The recordings and transcripts were codified in such a way that the individual origin of each one could not be identified, before being appropriately stored.

The birth control ban was codified in Pope Paul VI's 1968 encyclical, Humanae Vitae, "On Human Life".

This policy is codified in Neurology's information for authors (www.neurology.org/site/misc/auth2.xhtml) and outlined in box 2. Any one of the three Neurology criteria defines an intellectual contribution and requires identification as an author.

That position was codified in the Kyoto protocol.

These ideals were codified in the country's constitution.

By 1990, this regulatory approach was codified in the Organic Foods Production Act.

Everything the Nazis did was codified in German law.

That duty was codified in the Employment Act of 1946.