Object

• principle: It codifies the essential principles of the Moral Law, of which the remains are in man's heart.

• knowledge: A pattern codifies specific knowledge collected from experience in a domain.

• rule: Nothing could be clearer than that moral law is codified rules of social conduct.

Present participle complement

• exist: The FRS codifies existing practice and aims to improve the consistency in the accounting treatment of tangible fixed assets.

Modifying Another Word

• fully: Some would say all of these reforms are leading eventually, or could lead, to a fully codified, fully written constitution.

• then: These ideas are then codified in a Self Assessment Document ( SAD ) which is sent to the review team ahead of time.

• first: The hounds are judged one against the other by a system of points first codified in the 16 th century.

• not: They are often taken for granted, especially in this country where they are not codified in a written constitution.

• highly: Are not the highly codified racist values of the USA not Western.

• merely: These changes in fact merely codified what had already been unofficial practice for some time.

Used with why or when

• what: These changes in fact merely codified what had already been unofficial practice for some time.

Preposition: in

• law: These are now codified in the commercial law common throughout the European Union.

• language: Those grammars claim to describe national standard languages, which are codified in written language.

• document: Brown My point is that there is a founding ideal; it is just not codified in any one document.

• statute: The government has also accepted the review's recommendations that director's duties should be codified in statute.

• constitution: They are often taken for granted, especially in this country where they are not codified in a written constitution.