Examples of using Codified in English and their translations into Hebrew
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For with that technology refined and codified- exact processes to be applied in an exact sequence to an exact and inevitable result- Mr. Hubbard was now ready to bring it to the planet at large.
They suggested that when the law was still being developed as codified agreements among early societies,
They suggested that when law was still being developed as codified agreements among early societies,
Ayman al-Zawahiri, codified this idea in a letter in July 2005, observing that more than half of the Islamists' battle"is taking place in the battlefield of the media.".
Jewish law, in contrast, codified various categories of monetary damages for a range of crimes,
For this is where L. Ron Hubbard codified and taught the materials that form the foundation of entrance to all cases: The Rehabilitation of the Human Spirit and Standard Operating Procedure 8-C(SOP 8-C).
What's worst, when they become codified as laws in the system,
the sixth century ruler of the eastern Roman empire who codified the legal and political principles of Rome in the Corpus Juris Civilis.
He noted that business records requirements are sufficiently important that they were codified in law even before the Code of Hammurabi.[21].
of the Social Security Act, codified as 42 U.S.C.§ 405(c)(2).
Codifying the Laws of War to Uphold Empire 1856-1874.
We should codify our little salon.
This is something I can't codify into an exact number of sessions.
For reasons we couldn't comprehend or codify, you pathetic schlepper!
Codify it or qualify it or quantify it, and say,"This is what
He codifies the various methods of tea cultivation and preparation in ancient China.
It codifies the principles and techniques of international air navigation
A pact to take care of someone, codifying the promise that til death do us part,
develop and codify international law;
Ownership describes a legal institution that codifies a relationship of exclusivity with respect to an object, or any property construed to be an object, in terms of rights and control.