Sentence examples for to the codification from inspiring English sources
What is the threat we're designing for?" Mr. Tomasetti suggested there might be resistance to the codification of detailed blast-resistance measures, which could then be easily consulted by terrorists.
Despite the thousands of hours devoted by wise men and great minds to the codification and definition of beauty as a concept, notions of ugliness have been outlined only ever in antithesis, never really considered in isolation.
The methods to be applied at this second level are exactly the opposite of the first, but they complete it, making it possible for religious scholars to advance from the narration of a prophetic story to the codification of its spiritual and ethical teaching.
Dawkins' narrowmindedness, his unshakeable belief that the entire history of human intellectual achievement was just a prelude to the codification of scientific inquiry, leads him to dismiss the insights offered not only by theology, but philosophy, history and art as well.
Objective: Crimes against humanity by Nazi Germany led to the codification of procedures for trying medical professionals.
These considerations will contribute to the codification of evaluation rules for creep fatigue damage in Mod.9Cr 1Mo steel weld joints.
They had to make the wheel, the breathstrip, and the airplane almost immediately, not to mention the codification of thoughts and actions through the written word and the codification of hotness through porn and Grey's Anatomy.
One reason it has been difficult to discuss the codification of L.G.B.T.Q.
On March 19 , 1904 Pius X announced his intention to complete the codification, and he named a commission of 16 cardinals, with himself as chairman.
The International Organization for Standards ISOO) standards are an emerging attempt to simplify the codification process by cutting down on the multiplicity of codes worldwide.
These 'emergent conventions of wire service reporting, apparent as they were not only in the routinisation of news-work practices, were clearly helping to secure the codification of objectivity as a normative standard' (Allan 1997: 306).
