Sentence examples for enshrines its from inspiring English sources

Britain enshrines its national identity in political institutions and traditions, rather than a written constitution or a Bill of Rights.

One of the things that is troubling to us is that within less than a day of the signing of this agreement there seemed to be a fairly fundamental difference of interpretation between Iran and the negotiators over the right of enrichment [Iran says the agreement enshrines its right to enrich, the Western powers disagree].

The antelope is the southern African country's national symbol, and its population is thriving due to the fact that Namibia is one of the few countries in the world that constitutionally enshrines its land and wildlife conservation values.

And third, Germany's attachment to legal order pushes it to enshrine its doctrines in European treaties, creating political turbulence across the union.It also overemphasises deficit-cutting.

Meanwhile, China's One Belt One Road initiative has enshrined its trading position as it forges trade and infrastructure links with its neighbors.

In their debates and in their foreign policy pronouncements, they are effectively capitalizing on a series of decisions that the Obama administration made as it failed to enshrine its own ban on torture as an absolute legal norm.

After much ballyhoo and bellyaching, the RNC has decided that it will officially enshrine its ultimatum to CNN and NBC: cease production on your planned Hillary Clinton movies, or there will be no Republican primary debates on your networks.

Egyptian state television called the turnout a mark of approval for the military's current transition timetable: transfer to an elected president by July, after the military has had a chance to shape the writing of a new constitution that it has suggested should enshrine its power and autonomy from civilian government.

BEIJING — In the wake of Sunday's deadly riots in its western region of Xinjiang, China's central government took all the usual steps to enshrine its version of events as received wisdom: it crippled Internet service; blocked Twitter's micro-blogs; purged search engines of unapproved references to the violence; saturated the Chinese media with the state-sanctioned story.

DHS was pressing to enshrine its authority in law.

The EU will continue to lead by example and enshrine its targets into law.