Sentence examples for code promulgated from inspiring English sources
All of these matters were brought together in a single General Code promulgated in 1794.
The Ming law code, promulgated in final form in 1397, reinforced the traditional authority and responsibility of the paterfamilias, considered the basis of all social order.
Taken together, they portray a governing bureaucracy that was largely indifferent and inept, except for the one area in which it was ruthlessly efficient: exacting compliance with the penal code promulgated by the Taliban's leader, Mullah Muhammad Omar.
The code, promulgated on March 21 , 1804 and later known as the Napoleonic Code, gave permanent form to the great gains of the Revolution: individual liberty, freedom of work, freedom of conscience, the lay character of the state, and equality before the law; but, at the same time, it protected landed property, gave greater liberty to employers, and showed little concern for employees.
In Justinian's Code, promulgated in 529, persons who engaged in homosexual sex were to be executed, although those who were repentant could be spared.
In other countries, particularly in the United States and India, conduct and discipline are regulated by administrative rules and codes promulgated by executive order after discussion and enquiry.
Increased Roman influence can also be seen in the law codes promulgated by the Visigoths Euric (late 5th century) and Alaric II (the Breviary of 506) and the Burgundians, Bavarians, Ostrogoths, and Franks (Lex Salica, 507 511).
Officials of the American Bar Association, which has a similar provision in its Model Code of Judicial Conduct that has served as a model for a majority of the state codes promulgated, as in Minnesota, by state supreme courts, said today that the code would have to be redrafted to meet the court's First Amendment concerns.
Wulfstan must have early on garnered the favour of powerful men, particularly Æthelred king of England, for we find him personally drafting all royal law codes promulgated under Æthelred's reign from 1005 to 1016.
