Despite everything, the Kennedy brand still stands for idealism – for the ambition of the moon landing and the call to public service enshrined in one of his most popular programmes, the Peace Corps.
South Africa remains the only African country where same-sex marriage is legal, and no countries in Asia have enshrined in law.
In contrast to the anti-trade union policies of Labour, the Greens support the rights enshrined in the trade union freedom bill which gives new protection to employees.
The 1% and the 99% enshrined by Occupy are not an anomaly of our time, Piketty's research suggests.
Repressive cultures and public prohibitions stimulate an underworld that is the inverse, sexually and behaviourally, of the values and attitudes enshrined in the public face of these societies.
The first two are principles enshrined in the US constitution: in the fourth amendment that guarantees freedom from unreasonable searches and seizures; and in the structure of American government itself.
Section 75 of the Good Friday agreement dealt with human rights and enshrined the rights of every citizen to be treated equally in Northern Ireland," he said.
Amnesty International considers Mao Hengfeng a prisoner of conscience, detained solely for exercising her right to freedom of expression, a right which is enshrined in China's constitution.
The themes that Piketty brings up have been enshrined in discussion about progressive economists for decades.
The Normandie is enshrined in Santiago cultural folklore due to its symbolism as a place of artistic and political refuge during the dictatorship.
It is understood that the prime minister will move to reassure Tory MPs who are alarmed at the favourable funding arrangements for Scotland enshrined in the Barnett formula which ensures that an extra £1,200 per head of public money is spent per head in Scotland.
