Sentence examples for was first codified from inspiring English sources

Modern Russia was first codified here.

Facebook's "open and connected" mantra was first codified in the company's mission statement in 2008, and Zuckerberg has woven it into his public statements ever since.

Opacity was first codified in a secret accord between President Richard Nixon and Prime Minister Golda Meir of Israel in September 1969.

It was first codified in Italy Francee gave it celebrity; the Thirty Years' War, from 1618 to 1648, sent it to Central and Eastern Europe.

Mayonnaise was first codified as a sauce by the father of haute cuisine, Marie-Antoine Carême, and popularized in the formal kitchens of 19th-century France.

The relationship between the University of California system and the government began informally in the early 1940's as the Manhattan Project got under way, and it was first codified in 1943 with the historic contract W-7405-Eng-36, which established the university's management of the previously secret Los Alamos site.

Since 2010, when they were first codified, the Defining Leadership Principles have proven a quantifiable success.

Yet the state is also where American ideals of equality and freedom were first codified.

It was in the "Boogie Down" Bronx, beginning in the late 1970s, that the elements of hip-hop culture were first codified.

It was founded as the Royal Academy of Music, in 1669, during the reign of Louis XIV, in whose court the steps of classical ballet were first codified.

The game has spread far afield since its rules were first codified in 1875, and it remains one of Canada's most popular winter sports.