Examples of using Codifying in English and their translations into Chinese
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Parliaments have historically played an important role in codifying human rights and making certain, by overseeing the executive, that the relevant regulations are applied.
If architecture is merely the codifying of the bourgeois models of ownership and society, then we must reject architecture;
Congress has also chosen to punish certain conduct, codifying federal criminal regulation in Title 18 of the U.S. Code.
At paragraph 265, the report misinterprets this amendment as" codifying" the authority of the Tribunal to prohibit the party appealing an interlocutory order from appearing before it.
If architecture is merely the codifying of bourgeois model of ownership and society, then we must reject architecture;
Canada supports beginning discussions on codifying negative security assurances on a legally binding basis.
That means progressive reforms like codifying abortion rights and legalizing marijuana could pass both the state Senate and Assembly.
Overall, the articles were regarded as the result of a general consensus and as codifying prevailing views and practices in a comprehensive and balance manner.
The Declaration will then be submitted to the United Nations human rights bodies to urge them to start work on officially codifying the human right to peace.
The FTC is now calling for“codifying elements of the existing endorsement guides into formal rules so that violators can be liable for civil penalties.”.
The Nordic countries were pleased that, when codifying the rules on diplomatic protection of legal persons, the Commission had based its work on the rules derived from the Barcelona Traction case.
In most of the cases, the impulse for codifying the crime of enforced disappearance seems to have been the ratification and thus the implementation of the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court(ICC) in domestic law.
His delegation commended the work of the International Law Commission in codifying and elucidating international law, thereby contributing to the development of a stable and predictable international legal system.
The United Nations has also played a significant role in codifying international humanitarian law: its Charter prohibits recourse to the use or the threat of use of force in international relations.
Moreover, the rulings and decisions handed down by the Court, by creating jurisprudence and legal reasoning in many circumstances, contribute to enriching, codifying and unifying international law.
The SPT notes that article 305-1 of the Criminal Code(CC) was amended on 31 July 2012, codifying acts of torture as serious or grave crimes and increasing the penalties.
The prospective elaboration of an international convention codifying the legal regime of international State responsibility will complete the codification work that began with the Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties of 1969.
It is therefore believed that the Commission can make a significant contribution by codifying and progressively developing the relevant legal principles and rules on the basis of State practice and jurisprudence.
Our bill would allow DACA beneficiaries to receive a three-year renewable legal status, codifying the program the right way- by a duly enacted statute.
Testing for compatibility with the Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties is a logical step as a frame of reference when codifying rules on unilateral acts of States.