How To Use Codification In A Sentence
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In this text Vizenor attempts to balance the issues of heard language and literary language as well as the codification of bear presences that are also present in the traditional birchbark scrolls.
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We should also be very suspicious of any codification project which attempts to pre-empt or disguise the irreducibly dispositive element in decision-making.
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And we don't mean a John-Roberts-word-fumbling not swearing in, we mean a full-fledged non-codification of their membership in the 112th Congress.
HUFFPOST HILL - I Do Solemnly Swear That I Will Support And Def--Hey Are Those Crab Puffs?
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I can find nothing sharp (or susceptible of schoolmaster's codification) in the different degrees of 'liveliness' in hypotheses concerning the universe, or distinguish a priori between legitimate and illegitimate cravings.
Familiar Letters of William James II
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One reason ethics defies final codification is that what we ought to do changes according to circumstances.
The Times Literary Supplement
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To a degree this extension of powers was nominal rather than real, for much was a rationalization and codification of hitherto haphazard statute and common law, or a legitimation of what was already police practice.
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The very thing that enables expertise to develop, namely the codification of expert language, leads inevitably to entrainment of thinking.
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The codification problem is compounded by short cuts.
Times, Sunday Times
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The nobility sought to defend its privileged status against incomers by genealogical codification, strict endogamy, or legal barriers.
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Out went the old law and any piecemeal codification of it.
Times, Sunday Times
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The surfacing of repressed memories to consciousness entails a codification that demands an expert listener.
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It wasn't really codification, because Congress did not set down a legislative rule to supplant the judicial one.
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In the historical process, the instinctive drive to change or wish to be part of a massive transmutation of identity inevitably leads to codification.
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He rode his favourite hobby of gardening, and took his regular 'ante-jentacular' and 'post-prandial' walks, and played battledore and shuttlecock in the intervals of codification.
The English Utilitarians, Volume I.
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This area has been problematized by a long historical debate over secularism and the complicated derivation of civil laws from various codification systems.
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The colonial government attempted to reorganize the land tenure system to encourage the codification of individual land holdings.
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This format became standard for the codification of decretals until 1917.
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The legal statement of rights is, in some respects, a codification of the rule of law by lawyers and legal draftsmen.
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However, Duncan's desire to simultaneously get her feet dirty and to signify them as moral and virtuous problematizes the cultural codification of bare feet.
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Xenocrates' lifework consisted of producing a kind of codification - and thus of necessity, a transformation - of Plato's philosophy.
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Prince Cuza introduced a series of reforms; the most important were the secularization of the Greek monasteries, the law dealing with public instruction, the codification of the laws on the basis of the Napoleonic Code, and especially the land laws of 1864, by which the peasants were given free possession of the land and the remnants of serfdom, socage and tithes, were abolished.
The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 13: Revelation-Stock
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The publishing industry was linked to the "laws"—in the form of rule books, grammars, and other forms of codification—that began to thrive in 18th-century England.
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Anyway, this week is the opening round, and contains questions on whizzy topics such as international numberplate codification.
Times, Sunday Times
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The codification of pirate conduct seems to have been an important aspect of their organization.
The Times Literary Supplement
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The view of disaffirmation of the codification of administrative law is ungrounded theoretically and practically.
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Inclusion in MW/OED/NYT is the result, not the codification, of a word being mainstream.
The Volokh Conspiracy » Wishful Linguistics
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He rejected the codification of ethics into moral theories that views such as Kantianism and (above all) utilitarianism see as essential to philosophical thinking about ethics, arguing that our ethical life is too untidy to be captured by any systematic moral theory.
Bernard Williams
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The Olympic Charter is the codification of the Fundamental Principles, Rules and bye-laws by the IOC.
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By 1924, the codification of "classical narrative cinema" in Hollywood was complete.
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Templar constructions were not reflections of some mystical codifications.
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To complete the codification effort, it is useful to formularise the relationship between the governor and the head of state.
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Tim the Rev had picked up on the notion that the codification is intended to put a political gag on charities, and Peter said that the draft legislation had no such intent.
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Lingering on under a six-month extension, the agency busied itself mostly with writing official histories of the codification experience.
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This area has been problematized by a long historical debate over secularism and the complicated derivation of civil laws from various codification systems.
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The conferences made important advances in codification of the laws of land warfare.
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The caste system was envisaged as the expression and codification of the social and ethnic realities inherent in all societies.
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As a theorist he was influential in the codification of sonata form and other musical structures.
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It is also a powerful cautionary tale for all those who blithely repose their faith in State-led legal reform, codification, standardisation and uniformity.
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Nor are they simply the codification of already existing prejudice.
The Times Literary Supplement
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United classification and codification, standard of metadata and metadata base provide the means of integration of center and sub-center of metadata base from conception layer.
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The Olympic Charter is the codification of the Fundamental Principles, Rules and Bye-laws adopted by the IOC.
