Sentence examples for in the codes of from inspiring English sources

No such regulations are found in the codes of Denmark, France, Italy, Sweden, or Switzerland, among others.

The numerous regulations governing the sukka, lulav, and etrog constitute the major portion of the treatment of Sukkoth in the codes of Jewish law.

But the best of them believed in the codes of noblesse oblige and helped create Central Park, the Metropolitan Museum and dozens of other ornaments of the city, used (eventually) by all classes.

The "eye-for-an-eye" dictum has been enshrined in the codes of most societies, starting with the Code of Hammurabi, though debate over the ethical nature of killing criminals continues to rage.

This narrative, of course, is told in the codes of (largely white) masculinity — and aimed at and perpetuated by the kinds of drinkers, mostly men, I suspect, who hope that their poison of choice tells a story about them, and who are worried that it might not be the right one.

On the Continent, equal division among descendants and other relatives in equal degree became the general rule in the codes of the 19th century, but in certain countries, especially Austria and Germany, the possibility of entail lingered on until World War I.

"They asked me if I could work with them, and I said, 'What do you mean, work with you?' They said, 'We have a problem: we want to make sure that we are doing the right thing, and that the public believes we are doing the right thing.' And they couldn't find anyone else besides me with a market reputation in the codes-of-conduct area.

Just look at the furore over the scenes uncovered in the code of GTA: San Andreas.

It will be everywhere and nowhere, hiding in the code of the internet.

"This is set out in the code of conduct for such appointment-holders," Nolan said.

Tells about the character of Spode in "The Code of the Woosters" who is a cartoon of Oswald Mosley.