Title I was devoted to industrial recovery, authorizing the promulgation of industrial codes of fair competition, guaranteed trade union rights, permitted the regulation of working standards, and regulated the price of certain refined petroleum products and their transportation.
Furthermore, it would be anticipated that there is greater per unit potential for energy savings in existing housing, given many homes built prior to the promulgation of energy codes that therefore contain relatively less insulation than newer homes.
Their efforts resulted in the promulgation of a commercial code (1850), a commercial procedure code (1861), a maritime code (1863), and a penal code (1858).
Hammurabi is best known for the promulgation of a new code of Babylonian law: the Code of Hammurabi.
Since the promulgation of Hammurabi's Code, in ancient Babylon, no advanced society has survived without banks and bankers.
After the promulgation of the first code, a great mass of ecclesiastical legislation, published periodically in the Acta Apostolicae Sedis ("Acts of the Apostolic See"), began to accumulate, and the need for revision became clear.
These discoveries led to the Nuremberg Doctor's Trial in 1947 and the subsequent promulgation of the Nuremberg code (Barondess 1996; Grodin and Annas 1996; Katz 1996; Wiesel 2005).
This decree was followed a year later by the promulgation of new legal codes the penal code, the code of penal procedure, and the code of civil procedure.
The result was the promulgation of the celebrated legal code known as the Usatges de Barcelona (1064 68).
Of course, even if we allow the Mohists to identify "morality" with "order" and "order" with their preferred form of political organization in this way, their line of argument justifies at most only the existence of the state, not the state's promulgation of a totalitarian, all-encompassing code of conduct.
