Sentence examples for been codified in the from inspiring English sources

Mise en place has been codified in the recipe styles of countless publications, including this one.

The German bank's unofficial but unflinching goal of fighting inflation has been codified in the new central bank's legal charter.

For the purposes of competition, aerobatic maneuvers have been codified in the internationally accepted FAI Aerobatic Catalogue, which gives a point value to each maneuver.

Developed through centuries of diplomatic practice, these rules have been codified in the U.N. Convention on the Law of the Sea, which most nations — though not yet the United States — have ratified.

Hedd Wyn's father wrote light verse, and when his son was 11 he bought him a "Yr Ysgol Farddol" (The Bardic School), a rule book of complex meters that had been codified in the 14th century.

These obligations have been codified in the S.E.C.'s Regulation FD and reinforced by the Sarbanes-Oxley legislation adopted last summer after the corporate scandals that have cost investors billions of dollars and left more than a dozen corporate executives facing prosecution.

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.