Sentence examples for codified principles from inspiring English sources

Morris's gestures and signals codified principles an individual improviser might pursue intuitively — repeating a phrase, harmonizing a melody, creating variations of a rhythm — but that an orchestra could not perform en masse unless its members possessed psychic abilities.

Although several Congressional aides said Mr. Horowitz's bill of rights had little chance of passing, the American Association of University Professors, a Washington-based nonprofit organization that first codified principles of academic freedom in 1940, has posted a rebuttal to the bill on its Web site, www.aaup.org.

The accounting ethics module emphasizes codified principles of ethics and professional behavior in accounting.

There have been attempts to legitimize forms of "light torture" as well (like those by the US Secretary of Defense Dick Cheney), but in the end both the Patriot Act and the European anti-terrorism legislation did not actually succeed in undermining the internationally codified principles.

Toward that end, UNCTAD and the Group of 77 less-developed countries that promoted its establishment tried to codify principles of international trade and arrange agreements to stabilize commodity prices.

As a binding treaty of international law, it codifies principles that Member States of the United Nations agreed to be universal for all children, in all countries and cultures, at all times and without exception, simply through the fact of their being born into the human family.

The German dipterist Willi Hennig first codified the principles of phylogenetic systematics (Hennig 1950), but even that was not widely known until a summary of his ideas was published in English (Hennig 1966).

A lawsuit brought by a Chinese-American man, Wong Kim Ark, codified the principle of citizenship as a birthright in 1898.

But, he added, "The Congress has already codified this principle in the Defense of Marriage Act, passed overwhelmingly by 85 votes in the Senate and signed by President Clinton".

This paper discusses efforts to codify the principles of sampling into standards.

ThinkLets, i.e., collaborative practices from the area of collaboration engineering, are the building blocks of the presented approach as they codify agile principles such as stakeholder involvement, rapid feedback, or value-based prioritization.