Sentence examples for have already been codified from inspiring English sources
Reading an excellent article by my colleague Jonathan Wilson, I was struck that the rules of modern south-of-the-border electioneering have already been codified – in Diego Torres's biography of José Mourinho, of all places.
Mr. Moreno noted that under the American Service-Members Protection Act, President Bush could waive the exemption requirement, which has already been codified into law for all NATO countries, major non-NATO allies and Taiwan.
The past – as I pointed out then – ought to be put in a sealed box, and left in a darkened room, and no-one ought to re-animate stuff that has already been codified and eulogised by the music press, because that means we will have to revise our opinions in the light of fresh information.
The past as I pointed out then ought to be put in a sealed box and left in a darkened room, and no one ought to re-animate stuff that has already been codified and eulogized by the music press, because that means we will have to revise our opinions in the light of fresh information.
Although an increased risk of suicide among those diagnosed with cancer (either when codified as DSH, or when DSH events are assessed in combination with events of undetermined intent) has already been noted in a number of countries and/or regions of countries, no studies on the RR of suicide or fatal accidental harm in UK cancer patients have previously been reported.
What we've done here has been codified and replicated elsewhere.
This country's rules have now been codified still further by the coalition.
The firm has also put together ethical guidelines that, while not new, have not been codified before.
New sets of rules for recycling and handling of used lead-acid batteries and plastic waste have also been codified.
Police powers have been codified, though now greatly expanded, especially in response to terrorism.
