Sentence examples for enshrines as from inspiring English sources

WE may scoff at the idea that the Olympic Games have anything to do with the "endeavor to place sport at the service of humanity and thereby to promote peace," as the Olympic charter enshrines as its ideal.

None of those players are going to the Hall of Fame, while Jones is likely to be enshrined as soon as he is eligible, in 2018.

He added, "We have now just enshrined, as soon as I sign this bill, the core principle that everybody should have some basic security when it comes to their health care".

Can it be a genuine alternative to enshrine, as has been done in the EU Constitutional Treaty, a commitment to armament or an open market economy with free competition?

Now, however, death is to be enshrined as a "right".

Most of his predecessors have had their own ideologies enshrined as guiding state doctrines.

Under a 1980 constitutional amendment, Islamic law was enshrined as Egypt's "chief source of legislation".

They were rescued by the Old Timers Committee in 1946 and enshrined as a trio.

The cowboy is enshrined as an icon at the 37-year-old National Cowboy and Western Heritage Museum in Oklahoma City.

D1 Baseball Immortals Enshrined First baseman Eddie Murray and catcher Gary Carter where enshrined as the newest members of the baseball Hall of Fame.

Whether or not one agrees with the logic, it is now enshrined as a matter of high principle.