Sentence examples for codified was from inspiring English sources

Its standard of coinage was widely accepted, and its maritime law, the earliest known to have been codified, was widely quoted in the Mediterranean and was adopted by Augustus for the Roman Empire.

How it all gets straightened out, how some rules might become codified, is going to take a while.

The games we had invented and codified were still – this sentimental theory went – not to be planned too meticulously, or coached too scientifically, or played too single-mindedly.

"The reason it was codified is because we got tired of people doing it and violating people's rights".

Some elements that these musicologists (who, really, are musicians with day jobs) codify are technical, like beats per minute, or the presence of parallel octaves or block chords.

While it may have been easier for women to break the rules before the rules were codified, it was never exactly easy.

In Pakistan's Federally Administered Tribal Areas for example, "rivaj" - or tribal custom - is codified without being defined.

Procedures that aren't codified can be altered relatively easily by a highly committed, unified minority.

In our ED, triage is not codified and is «done» in most cases by an unqualified staff.

"Brothels are legal now because counties codified what was already here".

Explicit knowledge is codified and can be expressed in formal, declarative language (for example, as in text books).