Examples of using To codify in English and their translations into Greek
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The aim of the application is to codify Council Regulation(EEC)
It marks the end of this attempt by the European Commission to codify into law the US-style practice of the European Patent Office.
What was now needed was binding law to codify that States were obligated to deliver sufficient,
It is necessary to codify existing legislation
Secretary Rex Tillerson last week said that the envisaged bill to codify the sanctions will deprive the administration of flexibility in the diplomatic approach to Moscow.
The aim of the proposal before us is to codify Council Directive 95/70/EC of 22 December 1995, establishing minimum Community measures for controlling diseases affecting bivalve molluscs.
An attempt to codify and restrict normal human interactions can create a tightly wound atmosphere of coercion and disapproval.".
The adoption of the Additional Protocols of 1977 was a true benchmark in the international community's efforts to codify and develop international humanitarian law.
it makes it easier to codify its role in good sex.
uniformity in society, it is necessary to codify law and religion.
world leaders have cooperated to codify human rights in a universally recognized regime of treaties,
on the need to codify and simplify the proposals.
said,“The decision to codify religious discrimination into law is embarrassing for Europe.
the proposed di rective aims to codify Council Directive 93/104/ EC without making any changes of substance.
world leaders have cooperated to codify human rights in a universally recognized regime of treaties,
I would call on the Commission to codify the legal cases,
The purpose of Williamson was to codify that part of the neo-liberal analysis
It is therefore necessary to codify and review the existing Community instruments dealing separately with workers,
Hubbard's decision to codify his profitable new enterprise as a religion“may” have been motivated more by“the legal
The hard to codify tasks often intrinsic to a given public service- like‘care'- are rationally sloughed off by private providers