Sentence examples for attack enshrined from inspiring English sources
Radek Sikorski, the Polish foreign minister, questioned whether the promise of mutual defence from armed attack enshrined in Article 5 of NATO's charter was becoming "diluted".Mr Sikorski wants NATO to move military infrastructure east.
Such attacks are now enshrined in bureaucratese as regime lethal.
The Refugee Council said May's intention to close Britain's borders to refugees fleeing for their lives was "thoroughly chilling", as was her "bitter" attack on the fundamental principle enshrined in international law that people fleeing persecution should be able to claim asylum in Britain.
Brainstorming enshrined a no-judgments approach to holding a meeting.
Workers' rights enshrined in European Union law could come under attack following a Brexit vote, the Trades Union Congress has warned, as it sought to shore up support among union members for staying inside the 28-country bloc.
Our values are indeed under attack by special interests with an agenda, and they have just enshrined discrimination into our constitutions.
State Department spokeswoman Jen Psaki told reporters: "This was not just an attack against a person, but a cowardly assault on the universal principles enshrined in Bangladdesh's constitution".
"This was not just an attack against a person, but a cowardly assault on the universal principles enshrined in Bangladesh's constitution and the country's proud tradition of free intellectual and religious discourse".
Now it's publishing a weekly report on attacks against the media in the United States, where press freedom is enshrined in the Constitution.
General Electric's lack of tax bill was enshrined in the edgy "They Want It All," a sharp, well-reasoned attack on corporate power.
Today, norms of sovereignty are enshrined in the Charter of the United Nations, whose article 2(4) prohibits attacks on "political independence and territorial integrity," and whose Article 2 7) sharply restricts intervention.
