Sentence examples for in enshrining from inspiring English sources

Among the 20 largest economies, China is alone in enshrining single-party rule in its Constitution.

To do anything, however, Kadima will have to confront a coalition comprised of a large religious bloc — a bloc deeply invested in enshrining the status quo.

On Tuesday, the voters in this state went to their polling stations and, by a landslide margin, elected to join the voters in 30 other states in enshrining a ban on same-sex marriages in the State Constitution.

While transnational policymakers and governments have an obvious role to play in enshrining labour rights, individuals and families outsourcing domestic duties also have a responsibility as employers to ensure safe and comfortable working conditions with wages and benefits to match.

Author Brett Martin's recent book Difficult Men has been influential in enshrining the concept of a new golden age of cable TV drama created by demanding middle-aged males such as the so-called "Three Davids" – David Chase (The Sopranos), David Simon (The Wire) and David Milch (NYPD Blue, Deadwood).

Still, it has provided a strong platform on which, at least, we can argue over details. "The Republicans interested in a compromise seem interested in enshrining 'no blocking, no throttling, no paid prioritization' into the statute.

Top army officials have publicly insisted that the military's immunity from prosecution in Kashmir, enshrined in law, is sacrosanct.

We may have differences in policy, but we all believe in the rights enshrined in our Constitution.

The right to a lunch break – like almost everything in Italy – is enshrined in a law.

In fact, they are enshrined in the UN Charter and in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.

The principle of working "in partnership" with families is enshrined in the 1989 Children Act.