Making the law more specific, however, would only further enshrine the notion of a war without end.
So the government is also pushing for a German-style constitutional amendment to enshrine the notion of fiscal sustainability.
The Pilgrims established a government of sorts under the Mayflower Compact of 1620, which enshrined the notion of the consent of the governed.
It may be unfashionable to defend the conception of a social contract, but our religion and our culture enshrine the notion of mutual responsibility and obligation.
As for Vladimir V. Putin, officially prime minister these days but probably still pretty much in charge, it was he who gave a heavy's parting-shot speech at the Munich Security Conference two years ago attempting to enshrine the notion of America as the cause of the world's great problems.
Brazil went through no fewer than three constitutions, in 1891, 1934 and 1946, each enshrining the notion of a new capital, before ground was even broken on the site.Even after construction gets under way, most purpose-built capital cities fall far behind schedule.
Though no burglary was ever carried out, Nixon's order marked the beginning of the crimes that culminated in Watergate — a scandal that, with the help of two young reporters and a source called Deep Throat, enshrined the notion of inside dope in American politics.
The adoption of the Code of Conduct for Responsible Fisheries enshrined the notion of "responsibility" in fisheries (with its corollaries of accountability and liability), providing the opportunity of a strong interaction with the process of elaboration of the the United Nations Fish Stock Agreement.
Key to this is enshrining the notions of subsidiarity (accepting properly conducted domestic judicial proceedings as final) and "margin of appreciation" (allowing countries a substantial range of policy options in implementing Strasbourg decisions).Some fear these measures would reduce not only the court's workload but also its power.
So Irish law has now enshrined the notion that the taking of offence is more important than free expression.
