Sentence examples for for enshrining from inspiring English sources

Rock and roll has proved to be one of the more potent vehicles for enshrining both Tolkien and Moorcock's characters in pop culture.

They should pave the way for enshrining the right to a minimum standard of living, a global social floor that no-one should fall below.

Steven Banks, Legal Aid's attorney in chief, praised the deal for enshrining a right to shelter, which he said had been the main point of the original suit.

Williams has no time for ecocritics who would blame Augustine for enshrining a dualist worldview that downgrades nature and the sexualised body in favour of a masculine principle of creation.

The first was "The National Security Strategy of the United States," best known for enshrining pre-emptive military action as a keystone of American policy after the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks.

Hence the upcoming move by the FCC, which will also lay the groundwork for a formal licensing process for the dedicated spectrum and for enshrining in law a guarantee that the airwaves will be safe for rocketeers to use.As chairman of the FCC, Mr Genachowski has multiple responsibilities, including encouraging broadband deployment and policing mergers.

But many Conservative lawmakers want him to move faster and more decisively, and the ballot measure Wednesday criticized Mr. Cameron for not enshrining his European pledges immediately in law.

Political and social observers have echoed this sentiment for centuries, enshrining optimism as an essential feature of not just the abstract 'American Dream,' but also of the social and economic institutions of American civil society.

This stupa shape was adopted by Buddhism as an appropriate form for a monument enshrining sacred relics.

In it, they outlined principles that were ground-breaking for the time – enshrining equality before the law, tax reform and doing away with feudal privileges.

Since its inception two years ago, the Nour party has campaigned more than anything else for constitutional provisions enshrining Islamic law, not just "the principles of Islamic law," as Egypt's charter read for three decades.