Sentence examples for codified provisions from inspiring English sources

A review of existing methods for the design of stainless steel plate girders, including codified provisions, is first presented.

The full moment-rotation characteristics were recorded for each test and the experimentally derived stiffness and moment resistance for each joint was compared to the codified provisions of EN1993-1-8.

The experimental data, together with the generated parametric study results, were analysed and employed to evaluate the applicability of the codified provisions given in the European code, American specification and Australia/New Zealand standard for design of CHS under combined loading.

On the one hand, sharia depends for its legitimacy not on any human decision, not on votes or preferences, but on the conviction that it represents the mind of God; on the other, it is to some extent unfinished business so far as codified and precise provisions are concerned.

Mandate: This law gave thrifts license to invest in more non-residential mortgages and codified quirky accounting provisions, such as amortizing losses on sales over 10 years rather than booking them all at once.

Hence, the existing codified design provisions are not appropriate for the cold-formed high strength steel square and rectangular hollow sections undergoing web crippling.

Generally, it is shown that the nominal strengths predicted by the codified web crippling design provisions are either unconservative or very conservative.

Thus, neither a proposal to codify the general provisions of criminal law nor reforms to the law regarding non-pecuniary loss in cases of personal injury have been implemented.

As well as a fully written constitution, the research sets out two other options for codifying existing constitutional provisions and conventions: a constitutional code - a document, sanctioned by Parliament but without statutory authority, which would set out the essential elements and principles of the constitution and the working of government.

Despite the similarity of the provisions, all three were all separately codified in the Revised Statutes in 1874.

The prohibition on interstate sales of handguns was not the handiwork of the Gun Control Act of 1968; it was codified in the National Firearms Act of 1938, which amended and extended provisions of the original National Firearms Act of 1934.