Senior administration folk take a slightly more diplomatic view: it seems absurd, they say, to keep such a treaty, signed to codify the principle of mutual assured destruction with an implacable ideological enemy, as the "defining principle" of relations with a very different Russia.
Oregon, Washington and Vermont have approved legislation related to net neutrality, but California's measure is seen as the most comprehensive attempt to codify the principle in a way that might survive a likely court challenge.
The Renaissance artist-engineers patterned themselves on such celebrated figures as Vitruvius, a Roman engineer and architect of the first century B. C. who codified the principles of architecture in a monumental work titled De architectura; they sprinkled their works with quotations (or more often, says Galluzzi, misquotations) from classical sources.
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).
It codifies the principles that have kept the Internet an open space since its inception.
The review focused on codifying the principles and evidence base underlying the applications.
A lawsuit brought by a Chinese-American man, Wong Kim Ark, codified the principle of citizenship as a birthright in 1898.
Senator Sheldon Whitehouse, Democrat of Rhode Island, introduced the bill codifying the principle that the top earners should pay at least the tax rate of middle-class workers.
Tasked by President Obama with codifying the principle, the previous chairman of the F.C.C., Julius Genachowski, was cowed, leading to the present debacle.
