In a stunning turn, the period after the Second Vatican Council, which was held from 1962 to 1965, saw the church reverse course and enshrine ideas of individuality and democratic values in its teachings.
And at every point this British belief in liberty has been matched by a British idea of duty as the virtue that reinforces neighbourliness and enshrines the idea of a public realm and public service.
It enshrines the idea of second-class citizenship in law.
Open data enshrines the idea of public ownership of public information.
In an already inequitable economic order, where most Indians cannot anyway afford to travel to Britain, it enshrines the idea that dignity and respectful treatment can and should be paid for.
"In line with the Yogyakarta Principles, it enshrines the idea that gender recognition should be based on self-identification – not what the courts or medical professionals say," he says.
It enshrines the idea that it is perfectly legitimate to try to close the door after the horse has left, rather than making the trickier decisions about how to clean up the mess after a leak.In both cases the illegal disclosures in effect declassify the information.
The bill, H.R. 4664, enshrines the idea of a 5-year doubling of NSF's budget, to $9.8 billion by 2007.
They even offered to enshrine the idea in law.
Now he wants to enshrine the idea in the Constitution, and for that needs 60 percent of the legislators, which he does not have.
