"codify in" or "codify into"?

An example is provided by Senegal? s decentralized land-tenure system, which already had been codified in the 1960s.

The role of the state should be codified in law, there should be clear limits to its powers, and there are many areas in which the state should not be involved.

Israel's actions against the fishermen is also a violation of their right to an adequate standard of living, as codified in Article 25 of Declaration of Human Rights and Article 11 of.

The targeting and killing of a civilian, a protected person, is a war crime, as codified in Articles 8(2) (a) (i) and 8(2) (b) (i) of the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court.

By 1999, they had been codified into law.

And the very idea that this be codified into access to public services is at its very core undemocratic.

The treaty will codify into law budget targets that will make austerity completely inescapable and make borrowing money past targets illegal.

One such putative role for propensities is codified by Lewis's ' Principal Principle '.

After 11 years of Western intervention in Afghanistan, a woman's right to study and work had long since been codified by the U.

Their role is currently codified by a post-1945 law that gives them enormous influence, even though their membership has dwindled to a mere 8 percent of employees.

Conventional Western musical concepts were codified between the 17 th -19 th century, and are part of the viz episteme.

A lot of it seems anecdotally true, but it's nice to have it codified via study.