Sentence examples for enshrining for from inspiring English sources

The Obama administration insists the law merely codifies existing standards, but its strong supporters and vehement opponents are sure it does much more, legally enshrining for the first time in 60 years the authority to hold citizens without trial.

Eventually he was enshrined for posterity in Life magazine.

It also enshrined, for the first time as a constitutional principle, national ownership of land.

Ms. Womack is enshrined for the motherhood anthem "I Hope You Dance".

"There is a right enshrined for people to make jokes that others may regard as offensive".

All I know for sure is that Piazza played like a Hall of Famer and should be enshrined for that.

Second, for manufacturing, the longstanding WTO principle of "special and differentiated treatment" should be re-enshrined for poorer nations.

And now, the group of Bruce Springsteen fans who reconciled their dual commitments last Friday — the Passover holiday and a concert at Madison Square Garden — with a special "rock 'n' roll Seder" will be enshrined for posterity.

When it took effect in April 2010, the Right to Education Act enshrined, for the first time, a constitutional right to schooling, promising that every child from 6 to 14 would be provided with it.

The push for country ownership enshrined for a decade in the Paris Agenda on Aid Effectiveness appears to have been forgotten in a push to put short-term results above all else.

And it was only in 1972 that Brunelleschi's modest tomb was rediscovered in the south aisle, not far from the spot, as Ross reminds us, where that "tantalizing model had stood enshrined for so many years".