Sentence examples for has now been codified from inspiring English sources
It has now been codified as Standard Marine Communication Phrases.
This obligation, which was so fundamental that it was never written formally into law, has now been codified in the 1977 Geneva agreements that were signed by both the United States and the U.S.S.R. Civil defense has no constituency; no special interest lobby; no huge corporate profits to be made.
This country's rules have now been codified still further by the coalition.
Many of our civil liberties have now been codified in human rights legislation and in order to interfere with, for example, the right to privacy, it must be necessary, proportionate, and in pursuit of a legitimate aim for the state to do so.
Their lessons are now being codified in the forms of business books, TED Talks, weekend seminars and consulting gigs.
The firm has also put together ethical guidelines that, while not new, have not been codified before.
What we've done here has been codified and replicated elsewhere.
"Now that possession has been codified as a simple infraction, they can no longer make that spurious case," Rosales said.
But that ruling has never been codified into law.
Still, now that this right has been codified in France, it is not hard to imagine it spreading to the rest of Europe and to the United States.
