Meanings of codify in in English

By approving the bill, Congress was attempting to codify in local legislation parts of the U.N. convention on indigenous peoples, which Peru signed in 1994.

As such, it would have to be codified in a written constitution.

Conclusion: The management of carp dislocations is not well codified in the literature.

This was all codified in a series of treaties, declarations, and aid deals.

Criminal law, criminal procedure, and civil procedure have been codified in various states.

Still, rules were codified in granite among the armed forces.

Many asylum protections are codified in U.S. and international law.

That is codified in legislation and needs congressional approval.

Football was formed and codified in the 19th century.

Many aspects of the guardianship system are not codified in law but stem from informal practice.

It's also codified in the document comprising America's DNA: the belief in a more perfect union.

That position was codified in the Kyoto protocol.

These characterisations were codified in the cultures of postwar ornithology as threats to the body politic.

In 1913, the infamously strict Saxon climbing regulations were codified in the German climber Rudolf Fehrmann's guidebook.

This may be codified in law.

Plug-ins have provided bleeding-edge technology and driven innovation subsequently codified in standards, Goldfarb said in an interview after the session.