Codifying in a sentence

Critics of codifying a right to contraception say such legislation amounts to a solution without a problem — or is purely a political gesture meant to put Republicans in a difficult spot and spur voters into rejecting them at the ballot box.

Emmer voted to certify the 2020 presidential election, putting him at odds with former President Donald Trump, the front-runner for the 2024 presidential nomination, and for a bill codifying same-sex and interracial marriage.

Immigrant food has always been a kind of third-culture cooking, but codifying and embracing that mashup of cultures is especially en vogue in the U.S. right now.

One of the other controversial things that he said during the interview was around Roe v. Wade, and he said it would be a mistake to run on codifying Roe v. Wade.

Solidifying and codifying these principles is exactly why the Rural Internet Improvement Act would bring credibility and sustainability to any broadband provisions continued in the eventual 2023 Farm Bill.

The bill will return 15 sites to the Greenbelt while also codifying the boundaries so that any future changes would need to be done in the legislature, as opposed to regulation.

Tony Soprano, Don Draper and Omar Little glower from the cover of “Difficult Men: Behind the Scenes of a Creative Revolution,” Brett Martin’s canon-codifying 2013 book about the prestige TV boom of the 2000s.

A 1905 law codifying the separation of church and state, freeing each from the other’s influence, is similar to most other modern democratic states’ that also contended with a violent history of religious conflicts and absolutist regimes.

Biden took Republicans to task for not codifying abortion protections or access to in vitro fertilization into federal law after Alabama's Supreme Court threw that procedure into jeopardy in the state by ruling that embryos are children.

Nevada takes a step toward fully codifying abortion.

She is focused primarily on hewing a legislative path to restoring nationwide abortion rights, with a bill “codifying Roe,” or guaranteeing a right to abortion up to fetal viability.

The likelihood of the U.S. or other major economic power across the globe codifying a strategic bitcoin (or other crypto) reserve remains somewhat unlikely, but the ascension of bitcoin to major policy issue has rendered this at least a possibility.

Attorney General Aaron Frey’s office had concerns in August about codifying taxation changes in the 1980 Implementing Act, since future changes would also need the consent of tribes.

Basile said that local and state officials have expressed a genuine desire to crack down on troubling shelters, but massive turnover prompted by subsequent elections have seemed to stall efforts – including codifying new shelter regulations.

Instead, the amendment is simply codifying current practices, beliefs and morals around the issue.

But it is unclear whether China is willing to make the changes that the Trump administration is demanding, including codifying much of the agreement into Chinese law.

In an attempt to avoid that legal gray area, state Sen. Barry R. Finegold and Rep. Natalie Higgins introduced a bill codifying coerced suicide as a separate crime, punishable by up to five years in prison.

Last month, Taiwan became the first place in Asia to allow same-sex marriage when its legislature approved a bill codifying the legal rights for such couples.

The debate over what constitutes a real bouillabaisse grew so fierce that a group of 11 local restaurateurs drew up the Marseille Bouillabaisse Charter in the 1980s, codifying the ingredients and preparation allowed.

In codifying the Belt and Road as a pillar of China’s foreign policy, Xi also ensured that the BRI will remain a brand that will outlast his rule.