Rules Not in Any Codified Form At the time, no rules prohibited such an aggressive strategy, although anyone who controlled a very large portion of a single issue might be able to extract near-monopoly profits later.

In 2001, the number of council members was not codified.

It codifies a practice that has been in place for 20 years.

In 1905, a law codified the separation of church and state.

The law is now codified under title 8, section 1403.

When first enacted, the Act codified the common law in some cases.

This is what I do on the radio show because you have to codify it.

And I think we ought to codify that one way or the other.

"Things are more codified now - they know what percentage goes to them."

All three conditions are now codified in laws passed by Congress.

This information is to be set out in a uniform, codified form.

It was only at the end of 1997 that these were codified in a new Constitution.

She doubted if they'd even been codified or written down.

The marriage rule was codified as Article 809 in 1957.

Several attempts have been made in the effort to codify international law.

In September 1847, this relationship became codified into a standing committee.

English public schools were the first to codify football games.

The vacuum was slowly taken up by a new system, later codified as science.

However, this was likely not codified, and questions remain about the extent of its use.

They want this authority to be codified in the new legislation.

They began to codify their principles in a rule book.

Local officials can generally regulate anything not codified by the state.

They know that changes must be codified to protect future generations.

The bill agreed to by Congress would have codified that ruling in law.

This was further codified by legislation approved in May 1682.

"It has codified those things that are needed to provide the safety the public expects."