codification

To him more than to any other single individual is due the great codification of the law.

This visit led to a codification of relations two years later.

Even at the time of codification, the article was controversial.

This was a codification of the system which had been in practice for many centuries.

In this respect, codification is something the Commission should be following up.

But the piece was a big first step toward the codification of street dancing as an art form.

This was a codification of the original position in Dutch law.

In almost all states, it has become a statutory crime through codification.

The second matter I want to mention is codification and consolidation.

Codification of laws is a common practice in the Philippines.

Another important area of the Institute's work is model statutory codification.

Most of the codification was formalized during the same period.

One, it says that no state is forced to recognize another state's codification of the union.

More than any other institution, the military relies on codification of human behavior.

A codification or consolidation exercise would seem to be the most appropriate.

But at the same time 500 new legislative initiatives are expected in the area of codifications alone.

They include a call for political pluralism and codification of individual freedoms.

In addition to his private practice and support of codification, Wade continued to write.

Clearly the Community's insurance legislation is not going to be stopped because of the codification exercise.

The intention must have been to establish a universal codification.

It is also the first official codification of domestic violence crimes.

Codification, however, is by no means a defining characteristic of a civil law system.

The game has undergone significant changes since Beers' original codification.

We also support the proposal to accelerate the codification of Community legislation.

It is also partly a conscious codification of existing law.