Of her work, it can be said that what was at the time the exception is now enshrined in practice.
The leaders of the legal services industry would once have held that the franchise of the top firms was virtually unassailable, enshrined in practice and tradition and, in many countries, in law.
Over the past two decades informed consent has emerged as 'the ethical touchstone of medical research, and is now enshrined in practice and a range of international guidelines as one of the main preconditions of medical research'.
By our count, this is the third attempt in the last six years to enshrine the practice by insulating it from legal challenge.
The French, it is said, found their own dietary vindication at the Battle of Eylau, in 1807, when, possibly apocryphally, Baron Dominique-Jean Larrey, the surgeon general of Napoleon's Grande Armée, ordered starving French troops to eat the flesh of their fallen horses, enshrining the practice of equine epicureanism.
In the U.K., it's been the opposite story since the the 2013 Snowden revelations, with continued government attempts to shore up, rather than roll back, mass surveillance — culminating in the current bid to enshrine the practice at the core of the surveillance state by giving it a legal footing, balanced — argue supporters — by robust oversight safeguards.
That highlighted the specific difficulties in regulating live content on the internet, where the standard "notice and takedown" practice enshrined in EU law is tricky to apply.
By custom, whites performed all skilled labour in the mines (a practice enshrined in the "job colour bar" provisions of the 1911 Mines and Works Act), commanding in return wages 5 to 10 times higher than those earned by blacks.
Wouldn't it be a reproductive advantage to have a heritable capacity to think on your feet, and outside the box, in a sticky situation, whether or not any particular thought you have ends up getting preserved, and passed down to your children, and enshrined in the practice of a whole society?
This is the basis of a social standard of correct word use enshrined in past practice.
