But his anti-terrorism bill involves enshrining most of the special emergency police powers into common law, so that exceptional limits to freedoms intended for a special period of time would become the norm.
One option might be a trust, consisting of worthies gathered mainly from outside Fleet Street, or even a Royal Charter of the sort that underpins the BBC.Meanwhile Fleet Street's editors (and the editor of this newspaper) have met, and speedily agreed to a code enshrining most of the judge's principles but spurning the statutory element.
Kelly takes what should be the rational view of the fiscal cliff debate from the GOP -- hey, they enshrined most of the Bush tax cuts again!
July 1 at the War Memorial is, increasingly, a day to commemorate the men who fought and died at Beaumont-Hamel in loyal service to the British vision of human freedom, as enshrined most perfectly in the Dominion of Canada.
But this remains a country where discrimination against gays is enshrined in most state constitutions.
It is enshrined in most constitutions around the world, and our government has insisted that an equal rights provision be included in the constitutions of other countries, such as Iraq and Afghanistan.
A "significant" example of this was the collaboration between Augustus Welby Pugin, an "ardent Roman Catholic" and son of a Frenchman, and Sir Charles Barry, "a confirmed Protestant", in redesigning the Palace of Westminster—"the building that most enshrines ... Britain's national and imperial pre-tensions".
For the last 50 years, this relationship has been enshrined in the most powerful military alliance the world has ever known.
The bill would enshrine into law most of the Fed's new rules, as well as some additional ones.
You should have seen the dwindling body language and failing technique of the man who some time ago was enshrined as the most brilliant tennis player of all time when his opponent Jo-Wilfried Tsonga suddenly realised he could be rather more than another ritual victim in Federer's extraordinary career.
