Sentence examples for codified definition from inspiring English sources
Nevertheless, the codified definition of a turducken, and the name itself, is most likely 20th century in origin.
You can find more about it here Read the codified definition or explanation for the colors.
He worked with Congress on the Refugee Act of 1980, which for the first time codified the definition of a refugee.
According to Spa Finder, which recently codified its definition: "Eco-spas are set in natural or protected areas and incorporate organic gardening, water conservation and ecological building design.
But the V.A. is in a different situation because Congress codified its definition of who was eligible for spousal benefits as a statute, and lawmakers have not changed it.
On July 1 , 2009 the Illinois Supreme Court codified the definitions set forth in the case as a rule applicable to the practice of law in the state; known as Rule 1.15(c), it came into practice on January 1 , 2010
What does the government have to win or lose by codifying the definition of marriage?
Last year, Congress wrote a new statute codifying a definition of the scope of detention authority derived from the Guantánamo litigation.
The sexual-harassment proposals closely mirror others put forward by state lawmakers from both parties in recent weeks: In mid-December, Senators Catharine Young and Elaine Phillips, both Republicans, proposed bills that, in addition to banning secret settlements, would also codify the definition of sexual harassment in state law and expand harassment protections for independent contractors.
However, this guidance is optional for local providers; in contrast, the proposed amendments would codify this definition into the OAA and ensure that all planning and service areas abide by the same interpretation.
All human subject materials and experiments in this study have been reviewed by the Wayne State University Institutional Review Board and deemed exempt according to the definition codified in the common rule at 45 CFR 46.102(d)(f).
