Sentence examples for idea of enshrining from inspiring English sources

I am particularly excited by the idea of enshrining in law a minimum standard for access to justice.

Foreign aid has been a contentious subject within the Conservative party, with Philip Hammond, the foreign secretary last month saying the idea of enshrining it in law is "bizarre".

The idea of a enshrining a commitment to spending 0.7% of national income on foreign aid was part of the coalition agreement but, after the Conservatives dragged their feet, it has ended up getting brought forward as a backbench bill by former Lib Dem cabinet minister Michael Moore.

"Through his [Peter's] professional career, the idea of a constitutionally enshrined press freedom was an abstract, an idealised principle that he understood to be a fundamental legal cornerstone of both his trade and the wider concept of a free and open society," he said.

This syllabus, by the time Burke became an undergraduate student at the age of fifteen (1744), not only gave attention to Aristotelian manuals but also to 'the way of ideas' enshrined in Locke's Essay concerning Human Understanding.

This is the empowerment of ideas, albeit enshrined in brick.

This idea is enshrined in Bakhtin's (1990) notion of answerability as a means of accountability, reflexivity and an encounter with one's own morality in the life of others.

This idea was enshrined within the company.

And yet with the rise of "erase your history" software such as X-pire! and ephemeral apps like Snapchat and Wickr, we seem preoccupied with an urge for removal and erasure – an idea now enshrined in European legislation.

Q: Should the idea of such debates be enshrined in law?

However, the idea of parliamentary government, first enshrined in the constitutions of the 1930s, never totally disappeared.