It was this same 'polite society' that was largely responsible for the codification of Standard English in the following centuries, and it was their variety of English that was fixed and prescribed and taught in schools".
Setting up regional assemblies in England might allow for a more rational codification of powers between three tiers of government in Brussels, Westminster and the regions.Why not It all sounds good on paper.
What nations versed in entomophagy need first is a codification of and legislation around what is already known.
In general, however, he favours further codification of standards.The existence of a permanent committee proposing rules about what governments can and cannot do is a complication most prime ministers could happily do without.
Again, this is largely a codification of existing practice.
Statements that go beyond the evidence or move into the realm of advocacy need to be avoided.The argument that all this demands only gradual reform rests on the idea that the IPCC is already meant to be doing these things, and that the report just provides a helpful codification of best practice.
In answer to such arguments, Saleh Lahidan, the grizzled, long-standing head of the just-demoted supreme judicial council, says there is no need to copy other countries; codification would "separate us from our culture".But Mr Lahidan, derided by a commentator on a popular Saudi website as "a dinosaur who ought to go extinct", may be fighting a losing battle.
For the constitution is more than a codification of existing EU law.
In Mr Xi's version of the rule of law, "rule" is the prerogative of a central authority, and "law" is its codification.
More subtly, through the "codification of expertise" (identifying and spreading best practices) firms can become less reliant on talented but high-maintenance staff.
This is the way the state will recognise sexual bonding, because this is the codification of sexual bonding that makes for the strongest state.
