Sentence examples for enshrinement on from inspiring English sources

A push to have George Steinbrenner quickly inducted into the National Baseball Hall of Fame has begun in earnest, and it will most likely escalate this weekend with the enshrinement on Sunday of new members into the Hall in Cooperstown, N.Y.

Hingis, who currently plays for the New York Sportimes in World Team Tennis, will join Cliff Drysdale, Charlie Pasarell, Ion Tiriac and Australian great Thelma Coyne Long for enshrinement on Saturday.

But, he went on, "the enshrinement of constitutional rights necessarily takes certain policy choices off the table".

There we go!") and "Self-Rule: A Cultural History of American Democracy" (1995), are attacks on early-twentieth-century Progressivism; Wiebe presents the Progressives' enshrinement of "good government" and "public policy" as replacements for spoils-system party politics as having been a way for an educated élite to take more than its fair share of power.

Such topics today no longer have any power to shock Russia's reading public (notwithstanding the country's recent enshrinement of homophobia into law, Russia is in many ways less socially conservative than America), but Nemtsov, by taking on a canonical translation as well as Russia's literary language, has managed to rekindle controversy around the novel.

The enshrinement of Rodman capped the enshrinement of the 10-member class of 2011.

A university can have only three players on the ballot at a time, a rule that will probably delay the enshrinement of several of Coach Nick Saban's Alabama stars a decade from now.

I see the enshrinement of more army power.

"But the enshrinement of constitutional rights necessarily takes certain policy choices off the table," he added.

A side effect was the discrediting of candor about unpleasant truths and the enshrinement of "optimism".

"But," he added, "the enshrinement of constitutional rights necessarily takes certain policy choices off the table".