Sentence examples for 2 enshrines from inspiring English sources

Although the European Convention on Human Rights Article 1 Protocol 2 enshrines the right of all children to a suitable education it does not guarantee it be of a suitable quality; this remains dependent on each country's priorities and resources.

The top level is the Honors Ring for the 247 enshrined players, coaches and other legends of the game.

4 Enshrine the right to a home for everyone and begin the process of rehousing all of the UK's homeless population, including those with complex needs.

World leaders have agreed at previous climate talks to limit warming to 2C, and some countries at the current summit, including France and Germany, are fighting to have a goal of 1.5C enshrined in any Paris agreement.

Sections 836 and 837 enshrine the importance of "capital maintenance", outlawing the distribution of profits out of the capital of a bank, for which the last audited accounts are the statutory reference point.

In earlier cases, the court had looked at the position of transsexuals, in which it had concluded that (para. 53) "article 12 enshrined the traditional concept of marriage as being between a man and a woman.

RB I think it wouldn't be a bad thing to see 0.7 enshrined in law and it was a shame that it wasn't in the Queen's speech.

Otherwise, visitors may glance at the red Hoodie (Item 050) enshrined as if on an altar, chuckle, and not get that it is there in part because of Trayvon Martin.

Goldberg also takes on the devastating impact of the "two-thirds" rule to pass new taxes that Prop 13 enshrined in the state Constitution.

Other subsections of Article 9 enshrine rights accorded to persons who have been arrested, namely, the right to apply to the High Court to challenge the legality of their detention, the right to be informed of the grounds of arrest, the right to counsel, and the right to be produced before a magistrate within 48 hours of arrest.

In England and Wales, the introduction of the Mental Capacity Act [ 4] enshrined in law consent procedures to be followed where individuals lack capacity.