Examples of using Codify in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Proposed transitional provisions codify previous discrimination.
You cannot codify how many times we have taken advice or how we have taken them.
These proposed new rules do nothing more than codify the status quo.
Existing standards can codify and spread the state of the art in various technologies.
The provisions of this Directive aim to strengthen, clarify,guarantee and where appropriate, codify those rights.
A standard can codify the results of publicly funded research, thus making them available as a basis for further innovation.
Article 24 of the revised SCC arbitration rules codify existing SCC practice in this regard.
The provisions of this Regulation should strengthen, clarify,guarantee and where appropriate, codify those rights.
Community initiatives could codify that knowledge and convert it into a common fund, as well as transferring it to European networks.
Sports officials should not be in the business of trying to supersede these factors,much less codify them via regulation.
Black Wing had one mission… To seek out, codify, and collect individuals with sensory-perceptive abilities beyond the normal human scale.
On an issue that is so vital to the citizens of Europe, the Council and Parliament cannot, therefore,simply codify the Court of Justice's rulings.
Details of the rules on safety reporting, which codify in parts existing Commission guidance11 are contained in an annex to the proposed Regulation.
This, however, is difficult to reconcile with the legislator's objective- if indeed it really was their objective- that the act should not amend,but only codify the existing law.
Firstly, it should codify in a Community legislative instrument the acquis communautaire on the scope of damages that victims of antitrust infringements can recover;
In order to establish clearer roles and responsibilities,the new provisions clarify and codify the tasks and responsibilities of the interested parties.
The Court thus recognised that treaties may codify pre-existing customary international law but may also lay the foundation for the development of new customs based on the norms contained in those treaties.
The Recommendation invites the Member States to share knowledge,experience and best practice and to classify and codify patient safety at EU level by working with each other and with the Commission.
The proposed rules on the governance and transparency codify, to a large extent, existing case-law of the Court of Justice in the context of decisions of the Commission taken in the area of antitrust15.
Tipulated that in matters of contract law, the quality of existing and future Community law shouldbe improved by means of measures to consolidate, codify and rationalisate of legal instruments in force and development of a common frame of reference.
Codify and publish procedures to protect the rights of individuals at all stages of the investigation and to provide controls on the legality of the investigative acts in progress Accepted 9.
The World Radio Conferenceis the venue for adapting the Radio Regulations, that codify cross-border aspects of the use of the radio spectrum, determining which uses have to adapt to other uses across an international border.
It should codify the fundamental principles of good administration and should regulate the procedure to be followed by the Union's administration when handling individual cases to which a natural or legal person is a party, and other situations where an individual has direct or personal contact with the Union's administration.
(IT) Madam President, I mostly support the amendments proposed through this text,which in any case essentially does nothing more than codify previous legislation regarding the maximum permitted levels of radioactive contamination of foodstuffs and animal feedingstuffs.
The legislation cannot realistically codify every possible aspect of macroeconomic and budgetary policy-making which may be relevant to the application of the fiscal rules and therefore leaves room for the Commission and the Council to deal with specific situations.
The document, A European Framework National Statute for the Promotion of Tolerance, according to the drafters,seeks to define, codify, and balance rights, liberties and security at a time when governments are scrambling over how to cope.
The proposed amendments to Regulation(EC) No 1073/1999 codify defence rights(1). Internal monitoring of quality and legality is currently a matter for line managers and the Executive Board; however, the question of internal controls is to be examined.
The wording of the provision makes it clear that theAssembly itself is not empowered to create or codify international law, but to encourage the development and codification of such rules by the constituent nations or by international tribunals yet to be created.
The future directive should codify all of the case law of the European Court of Justice applying to the implementation of the principle of free movement of goods and services in the area of public health and it should also add a regulation on the coordination of social systems and provide Member States with the option of making healthcare provision in another Member State conditional on prior authorisation, or the option to apply a'gate-keeping' system.