Sentence examples for be codified in the from inspiring English sources

Instead of brute force, the police used psychology, firearm discipline and patience to end the siege, techniques that would be codified in the department's hostage-negotiating training program, begun later that year.

"It's appropriate: Just as the NSA's domestic spying apparatus is evidence of some of our leaders' fear of the American people, these extraordinary actions by the White House and the NSA evidence their fear that the will of Americans will be codified in the law tomorrow.

Officials in the office cite as accomplishments their push to ensure that 300 women took part in nationwide peace talks in Afghanistan in 2010 and their insistence that women's advancement be codified in the strategic partnership agreement that set forth the relationship between the United States and Afghanistan after 2014.

We allowed these immigrants' difference to be codified in the form of draconian immigration laws in Arizona and Alabama, as well as dehumanizing language such as "illegals" and "anchor babies".

"Just as the NSA's domestic spying apparatus is evidence of some of our leaders' fear of the American people, these extraordinary actions by the White House and the NSA evidence their fear that the will of Americans will be codified in the law tomorrow".

This conclusion was codified in the medieval doctrine that suicide nullified human beings' relationship to God, for our control over our body was limited to usus (possession, employment) where God retained dominium (dominion, authority).

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.

That duty was codified in the Employment Act of 1946.

They spelled it "jenoside," and in 2003 it was codified in the country's new constitution.