In the ensuing debate, residents forcefully voted down the renewal plan, effectively enshrining preservation as city policy.
At the federal level, the 2010 Dodd-Frank Act effectively enshrines as law the progressive movement's paternalistic view of regulation.
The requirement aims to ensure that wages keep pace with cost-of-living increases, but business advocates say it could cripple entrepreneurs' ability to adjust wages to unpredictable economic conditions — effectively enshrining automatic annual layoffs when times get tough.
Campaigners said that changes proposed on Tuesday by small business minister Anna Soubry effectively delete the clause enshrined in legislation that gives the green investment bank its green purpose.
Making a mockery of such concerns, in March 2018, the AKP-dominated Turkish parliament approved a law that made electoral fraud effectively legitimate by enshrining the decision to accept unstamped ballots.
The us-versus-them dichotomy, a cornerstone of Maoism later enshrined in his Little Red Book, effectively painted the world in black and white, banishing diversity, difference, or considerations of civil liberty.
Yet without good education available to all there cannot be equality, and the rights enshrined in the Declaration of Independence cannot be effectively pursued in the 21st century or any other century for that matter.
Ron Perlman slipped beautifully into Hellboy's hulking red physique, his shaved-off horns and hard-boiled detective's patois, and Del Toro enshrined the character with such love that he effectively made his geek enthusiasms your own.
Beyond those issues, Mr. Brown wants to be assured that the European Central Bank in Frankfurt, whose policies and pronouncements on monetary policy have so far tended to confuse investors, can operate as openly and effectively as the Bank of England, whose autonomy in interest rate policy was enshrined when Mr. Blair first took office in 1997.
