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This was codified in Protestant church legislation in the "common chest," which spread throughout Europe from its origin in Wittenberg.

This was codified explicitly in the 1856 Declaration of Paris, and it has been reiterated as a guiding principle of piracy law ever since.

Some of this was codified at an early stage by the then Chief Scientific Adviser to Government, Sir Robert May, in what became known as the May Guidelines, which have been successively updated by Sir David King (in the wake of Phillips) and Sir John Beddington more recently (the latest version is at Government Office for Science, 2012).

This was codified in Orr's QTL sign test [ 20], which compares the distribution of direction of QTL effects to a random expectation, as a quantitative genetic metric of directional selection.

Wording to describe this format was codified.

This prognosis was codified by Karl Rove, whose punditry for The Wall Street Journal and Newsweek has been second only to Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert as a reliable source of laughs this year.

In 20th-century epistemic logic, this thesis was codified as the axiom "If A knows that p, then A knows that A knows that p".

This snobbery was codified by The Journal of the American Medical Association in 2005, when it essentially required chaperones for any researchers receiving corporate money.

This system was codified after the war in the so-called "Treaty of Detroit" that provided retirement benefits and health insurance for workers and their families.

This geometry was codified in Euclid's Elements about 300 bce on the basis of 10 axioms, or postulates, from which several hundred theorems were proved by deductive logic.

This conclusion was codified in the medieval doctrine that suicide nullified human beings' relationship to God, for our control over our body was limited to usus (possession, employment) where God retained dominium (dominion, authority).