Sentence examples for codifying it into from inspiring English sources
"We face enormous temptations when countries start approving sin and codifying it into law in order to justify it," he added.
But the main goal of this and similar laws, said a witness, Rosalie Pedalino Porter, the chairwoman of the advocacy group ProEnglish, is "to preserve English as the common, unifying language of the nation, the states, and of the individual counties, by codifying it into law".
The hatred of women has been justified by codifying it into our religions and our laws for thousands of years.
Lawmakers, however, seem reluctant to impose fines; when Salt Lake's Transit Authority tried to push a $50 fine for distracted texting across its light rail system, the legislature refused to codify it into law.
The university's percent-for-art process was begun in the 1960's, but unlike other entities that first embraced this progressive Kennedy-era idea, then quietly let it die, M.I.T. recently codified it into a policy, Ms. Farver said.
Massed-start road racing is underpinned by the unwritten etiquette of the peloton, something so complex that not even a Victorian Englishman could codify it into a booklet of rules.
Hank Johnson, a Georgia Democrat who considers Obama's restrictions on militarized police helpful, has introduced a bill to codify it into law – since, he told the Guardian, "the next president could come along and reverse the executive order".
The creation process refers to the organizations' effort to gather information and new knowledge from internal and external sources and then codify it into explicit knowledge.
The DOJ, they said, would "strongly oppose" any attempts to codify it into law.
"It's already happening on the street every day; we've just got to codify it into law".
