Sentence examples for * the enshrinement from inspiring English sources

The enshrinement of Rodman capped the enshrinement of the 10-member class of 2011.

I see the enshrinement of more army power.

"But the enshrinement of constitutional rights necessarily takes certain policy choices off the table," he added.

"But," he added, "the enshrinement of constitutional rights necessarily takes certain policy choices off the table".

The inductees will be announced next month; the enshrinement ceremonies are in October.

"But the enshrinement of constitutional rights necessarily takes certain policy choices off the table".

"The concerts that surround opening weekend, the enshrinements at the Hall of Fame, that lends credence to the belief that their season doesn't go away," Carter said.

When she was a teen-ager, Joe tells Seligman, she wanted to destroy the consumerist enshrinement of "love," and we see her and a friend smashing the window of a store selling valentine trinkets.

The court case began 15 years ago in western Yamaguchi Prefecture after a local veterans group performed the Shinto enshrinement of Takafumi Nakaya, an army lieutenant who had died in an on-duty automobile accident in 1968.

There we go!") and "Self-Rule: A Cultural History of American Democracy" (1995), are attacks on early-twentieth-century Progressivism; Wiebe presents the Progressives' enshrinement of "good government" and "public policy" as replacements for spoils-system party politics as having been a way for an educated élite to take more than its fair share of power.

That same somebody who constructs it needs to make sure it has the associated enshrinement ceremonies, complete with speeches and remembrances of their "careers".