Sentence examples for inscribed into a from inspiring English sources

The latter is based on multi-level governance because it recognises that the role of public authorities is inscribed into a relationship between private and public actors in the territory where they try to solve problems collectively.

From my encounters and research, I've gathered that integrity is inscribed into a Marine's character from the earliest days of training.

From a larger historical and even transcultural perspective, however, the temple of Angkor Wat did not become a symbol of national pride sui generis but had been inscribed into a larger politico-cultural process of French-colonial heritage production in which the original temple site was presented in French colonial and universal exhibitions in Paris and Marseille between 1889 and 1937.

This ensemble of 16 such icosahedra embedded into a six-dimensional hypercube can be viewed as a six-dimensional analogue of the three-dimensional ensemble of five tetrahedra inscribed into a dodecahedron, sharing pairwise a -subgroup.

The largest stimuli were inscribed into an imaginary rectangle that was 4 times taller (and 16 times larger in area) than the smallest stimuli.

Working on her last painting – of watermelons – eight days before her death, she inscribed into the painting a three-word prayer: VIVA LA VIDA.

The Gulag, in a sense, was inscribed into the country as a whole.

The entryway just outside the doors of the chapel has the names of the Order's Knights from before 1911 inscribed into the walls giving a complete record of the members of the order.

This is the foundation of many government pronouncements, but nowhere else has it been inscribed into legislation and tested in a court of law.

"Making a mistake in an event as grand as the Olympics, and to come so close to a gold medal, is a feeling that is inscribed into your bones and printed on your heart," he told me.

A critical milestone reached, a decisive turning point inscribed into history.