codification
noun
the act, process, or result of arranging in a systematic form or code.
recodification
-
a word derived from
codification.
Example Sentences
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With the emergence of a new world will come a recodification of evils.
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Law in Italy Sirs: I haven't seen anything about the completed recodification of Italian law either last year, or thus far this year and have just been wondering.
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Still, the man most responsible for the recodification is Kenneth Feinberg, a former Assistant U.S.
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Shin-Plaster Law Sirs: The law in question dates from July 17, 1862, not from March 4, 1909, which is merely the date of a recodification.
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So they are taught to be themselves, upon the theory that they will thus be safe from amendment, recodification, excision and repeal.
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