Codification definition

Codification or "codify" means to arrange building standards in the publication format of the code as determined by the commission.

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Codification means the systematic arrangement of laws in force.

Codification means the labeling and numbering scheme for the rules contained the collection and systematic arrange- ment, by subject, in the Code. of the rules that govern a specific area or subject of law or practice.

Examples of Codification in a sentence

• Where articles of supply are not already codified, the Contractor shall be responsible for arranging codification, through the United Kingdom National Codification Bureau (UKNCB), of the Articles to obtain NSNs. Where the Contractor is aware that an Article has already been codified by another NCB he shall provide full details of that codification to the OM so that UK interest can be registered.

• Due 3 days before Contract Agreement Start Date Supplier Organization Obligation DEFCON 117 (Edn 07/21) Clause - 3a - Technical Data Provision of Technical Data to the Codification Authority or the Authority's Agent specified by the Codification Authority.

• Supplier Organization Obligation DEFCON 117 ( Edn 10/13) Clause - 3a - Technical Data to Codification Authority or representative Provision of Technical Data to the Codification Authority or the Authority's Agent specified by the Codification Authority.

• Use the dollar amount recognized for financial statement reporting purposes with respect to the fiscal year in accordance with the Financial Accounting Standards Board’s Accounting Standards Codification (FASB ASC) 718, Compensation- Stock Compensation.

• The ELC shall ensure all related party transactions are included in the financial statement footnote disclosures in accordance with requirements defined by the Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB) Accounting Standards Codification (ASC) 850, Related Party Disclosures.

More Definitions of Codification

Codification means the labeling and numbering scheme for the rules contained in the Code Code. “Commercial purpose” has the same meaning as under A.R.S. § 39-121.03.

Codification means the formal identification, classification and numbering of items of the Defence Inventory in accordance with NATO Codification System as set out in the NATO Manual of Codification. DEFSTAN 00-60 Part 22.

Codification means the application of unique identification and classification information to Items of Supply, using a common supply language (detailed in Schedule 21 (Joint Supply Chain)) which is recorded in sufficient detail to distinguish uniquely Items of Supply from other items, using NATO Stock Numbers (NSN); Codification Authority or UKNCB means the United Kingdom National Codification Bureau, except as provided in paragraph 11 of Schedule 21 (Joint Supply Chain);

Codification means the FASB Accounting Standards Codification® electronic research system developed and released by the Financial Accounting Standards Board of the FAF (the “FASB”) which houses, reorganizes and indexes United States financial accounting standards and related literature, as the same may be amended from time to time in the sole discretion of the FAF and/or the FASB, and as is made available under this Agreement.

Codification means that the Northway tribal codes shall be organized into Titles, Chapters and Sections.

Codification means the editing, rearrangement and/or grouping of ordinances under appropriate titles, parts, chapters and sections and includes but is not limited to the following: (1) Editing ordinances to the extent deemed necessary or desirable, for the purpose of modernizing and clarifying the language of such ordinances, but without changing the meaning of any such ordinance. (2) Substituting for the term "this ordinance," where necessary the term "section," "part," "code," "chapter," "title," or reference to specific section or chapter numbers, as the case may require. (3) Correcting manifest errors in reference to other ordinances, laws and statutes, and manifest spelling, clerical or typographical errors, additions, or omissions. (4) Dividing long sections into two or more sections and rearranging the order of sections to insure a logical arrangement of subject matter. (5) Changing the wording of section captions, if any, and providing captions to new chapters and sections. (6) Striking provisions manifestly obsolete and eliminating conflicts and inconsistencies so as to give effect to the legislative intent. [ 1965 c 7 § 35.21.500. Prior: 1957 c 97 § 1.]

Codification means the arrangement of statutes into a systematic code.