Examples of using Codification in English and their translations into Hebrew
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The Codification Committee.
Correction of errors found during codification.
It is the foundation on which the codification of the laws and customs of war rests.”.
The codification which is valid nowadays in Europe is the result of a long process of development during the history.
Systematizing of the school,attacked the law as the only source of law and the codification of it.
It was imported before the codification of European law into the Napoleonic Code and is comparable in many ways to Scots law.
In explaining PD 59 Brown argued that it was not a new strategic doctrine,but rather a refinement, a codification of previous explanations of our strategic policy.
This codification is explicitly based on the long, continuous and well-documented connection of the Jewish People to the Land of Israel.
It has becomepart of the positive law of armed conflict(IHL) with its codification in the First Additional Protocol to the Geneva Conventions of 1977.
Conformity to such codification may also be called morality, and the group may depend on widespread conformity to such codes for its continued existence.
The formation of an independent Czechoslovak state brought about a new dimension in the development of the Faculty of Law,which as a research centre contributed to the codification and unification of the legal system in the new state.
As it happens, a ketogenic diet promotes the codification of genes which creates mitochondria in the hippocampus, making more energy available.
Using deep learning, the solution can be retrained to match a clinician's individual needs, enabling additional flexibility compared to the limitations associated withcomplex linguistic rules used by many existing codification systems in order to identify the correct terms from the free text.
The codification of the rules came in 1904 with the founding of the International Federation of Football Association(the French initials FIFA).
Over China's long history, the movements and style of each region's traditional ethnic andfolk dances have undergone gradual codification to the point where today they can be widely recognized in the dance world.
International codification of the rules came in 1904, with the founding of the International Federation of Association Football(known by its acronym in French, FIFA).
The mission of The National Graduate School of Quality Management(NGS) is to provide educational programs which advance knowledge in the area of Quality Systems Management(QSM),to facilitate the codification of QSM“best practices,” and to create innovative models with significant, enterprise-wide or national significance and application.
Partial or erroneous codification of the contextual information of a certain event may be due to time restraint, stress, distractions, or a deficit in information processing skills.
The BGB had a great deal of influence on later codification projects in countries as diverse as Japan, Greece, Turkey, Portugal(1966 Civil Code) and Macau(1999 Civil Code).
The codification of Christianity as the legal religion of Norway was attributed to Olaf, and his legal arrangements for the Church of Norway came to stand so high in the eyes of the Norwegian people and clergy that when Pope Gregory VII attempted to make clerical celibacy binding on the priests of Western Europe in 1074- 75, the Norwegians largely ignored it, since there was no mention of clerical celibacy in Olaf's legal code for their Church.
The first plateau was Intensive Procedure, the codification of processes most workable in auditor's hands, released as the Auditor's Handbook and then, much expanded, as The Creation of Human Ability.
The first attempts at modern codification were made in the second half of the 18th century in Germany, when the states of Austria, Prussia and Saxony began to codify their laws.
This was the period in which the firm began the process of codification, technical classification and positioning of this institution, which by 1979 had grown to 15,000 volumes, a civic task continued Mrs. Gloria Edith Arenas, who continued this work.
But the balance achieved in the Augustan era,which corresponded with a burgeoning of the arts, the codification of jurisprudence and the rise of ideals of reasonableness and moral rectitude, gave way to ever more rigidly systematized ways of thinking, increasing bureaucracy and, ultimately, a decline in the representation of the human figure and face.