Sentence examples for into codified from inspiring English sources

We must all live under the same laws and buy into codified human rights.

After the assassination attempt on Ronald Reagan in 1981, it took over a decade for the Brady Bill to go from an obvious reaction to widespread availability handguns into codified law; in that time period there were 15 additional high-profile killings where 70 more people died.

The problem of transforming the results of the optimization studies into codified rules for practical design is briefly discussed.

The lack of capacity of local farmers and community organizations to translate experiences into codified hydrological knowledge further exacerbates these asymmetries.

"The past fifteen years, for me, has been a process of sinking into, codifying, and coming to terms with the fact that this is what I do.

"[We] think before Congress gets into codifying when and how a climate survey should be done, there are a lot of lessons to be learned," said Jeff Lieberson, vice president of public affairs for the Association of Public and Land-grant Universities.

Hip-hop, however, is a term in flux when applied to Kafig, which transforms standard street moves into a codified dance idiom channeled into highly formal choreography.

Yet they have also extended break-dance moves into a codified idiom with an aesthetic purpose.

To be used in the statistical calculations, the natural values of the variables have to be converted into dimensionless codified values.

The "migraine-epilepsy" sequence, defined, as said, "migralepsy", may often merely be a seizure starting with an ictal headache, followed by a sensory-motor partial or generalized seizure, which fits into the codified "Hemicrania Epileptica" [53, 57].

And Babbitt was doing that, trying to translate the real into the codified".