Sentence examples for codified statutes from inspiring English sources

"SUPERCAR" is a title without official qualifications, a mark of achievement awarded by popular acclaim, not based on codified statutes.

Then, there were no elaborately codified statutes for the sexual protection of those who were defenseless, dependent or vulnerable to exploitation because of their youth and social status.

APIS provides an accurate and consistently maintained source of the "independent variable" of interest in these studies, showing changes in codified statutes and regulations.

Yet even he admits that the practice could lead to a "grave infringement of the liberty of the individual .That is why the parliamentary joint committee on human rights has called for the threshold test, along with appropriate safeguards, to be codified in statute.

Following the Poulson affair in 1972, the Salmon Committee on Standards in Public Life recommended updating and codifying these statutes, but the government of the time took no action.

Polish law was first codified in the Statutes of Casimir the Great (Piotrków Wiślica Statutes) from 1346 1362.

They agree on many things, like codifying into statute the health information technology office that I started.

The Mental Capacity Act 2005 (MCA) came into force in October 2007 and codifies in statute the common law principles of assessing and managing individuals who lack certain decision-making capacities in England and Wales.

The latter practice was eventually codified by university statute, which prescribed that masters would hold a certain number of disputations at various times of the year, sometimes as frequently as once a week.

He also proposed that existing statutes be codified under the bill, so that the case law that had arisen around the Statute of Anne was clarified.

The university's statutes were codified by its chancellor, Archbishop William Laud, in 1636.