Sentence examples for could be codified in from inspiring English sources
A new strategic relationship would not necessarily require a treaty -- a concept the Bush administration has routinely rejected as an unwieldy anomaly -- but could be codified in an exchange of letters or a memorandum of understanding.
It did not take too much time to realize that all cellular functional states, for example cell types, could be codified in a genetic network.
If the local knowledge holders from both cultures recognize similarities in their principles, then these principles could be codified in more formal agreements and protocols between the parties.
The decree was meant to be temporary until it could be codified into law.
Anyway, most headaches could be codified accordingly to ICHD criteria.
Our love could never be codified in such a fashion – and anyway, do you know the air miles of a bunch of flowers in February?
He says that the dancer's body has a "natural expressiveness" that is not reducible to any metaphoric structure that could in principle be codified in a notated score, thereby disagreeing with Goodman's theory of dance overall (see Margolis 1981).
Soon, however, the market will become well understood and common features will be codified in silicon.
In arms control, for instance, the old question was whether the Russians could be trusted to live up to their promises, so those promises were codified in treaties.
The recordings and transcripts were codified in such a way that the individual origin of each one could not be identified, before being appropriately stored.
