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In the mid-19th century, the legal reformer David Dudley Field presided over the drafting of several codes and campaigned vigorously for the systematic, rational codification of United States law.

Finally, HR managers should institute nondiscrimination and antiviolence policies in workplace guidelines and codes of conduct and should vigorously enforce them.

They freely commit violence and fornicate, the very things men still do best but are most vigorously denied by contemporary codes of acceptable conduct.

A month ago, the city announced that it would vigorously enforce its noise code, a new effort aimed in part at bars and clubs with noisy patrons who spill into the city's streets.

Mr Hancock, 66, says he "vigorously denies" breaking the code and will co-operate fully with the inquiry.

The code of service that DSHS promises to vigorously police will not allow it.

Microsoft shares some source code with partner companies, but in general vigorously guards that information from outsiders.

The ministry said it had been advised that the words used by the imam might amount to a coded death sentence - which the imam has vigorously denied.

Wednesday's announcement signals a major new corporate commitment to such issues and was accompanied by promises to make the computer coding for Microsoft's services more transparent and to more vigorously resist data requests from police and intelligence agencies.

All these were vigorously promoted by Yaroslav, who also promulgated a code of laws, the first in Slavdom.

"The more vigorously wars are pursued," wrote Lieber in the code, "the better it is for humanity.