In 1525 the Ottoman administration of Egypt was defined and codified by the Ottoman grand vizier, İbrahim Paşa, who was dispatched to Egypt for this purpose by the sultan Süleyman I (the Magnificent).
Moreover, these roles are far less defined and codified than those of formalised professionals, and becoming a CHW thus involves an active process of relational, role, and identity 'work' (26).
This is complicated by legal constraints (Chalk 2010; Gill 1996; Hawkins 2009; Kraska and Wilson 2011; Murphy 2011; Sterio 2011) and delays associated with defining and codifying piracy, wrangling diplomatic efforts, financing prosecutions, crafting international agreements and establishing legal jurisdiction (Fokas 1997; Hong and Ng 2010).
The Geneva Conventions, for example, try to codify a series of yardsticks, in order to define and outlaw egregious forms of violence.
The document, A European Framework National Statute for the Promotion of Tolerance, according to the drafters, seeks to define, codify, and balance rights, liberties and security at a time when governments are scrambling over how to cope.
The government's recent consultation paper, published by Sir George Young, leader of the House of Commons, considers whether the inherent powers of the Commons and Lords should be defined or codified.
Each data set was read and codified separately twice.
Nevertheless specific installation procedures are nor defined or codified in the scientific literature.
Haphazard separation turned into systematic and codified segregation.
