Sentence examples for needs to enshrine from inspiring English sources

"We think she needs to enshrine the concept of network neutrality into the European regulation of the sector".

A constitution needs to enshrine the very definitions of the state - Jewish, democratic, and liberal.

There is a need to enshrine the rule of law.

"People have the right to ask for flexible working arrangements already, so there is no need to enshrine this in law".

Supporters say that the ban is needed to enshrine state secularism; opponents that it is a cynical appeal to xenophobia by the minority provincial government of the Parti Québécois (PQ).

'We need to enshrine a doctrine of "enough" into our lives.' Fast Day: 'I wasn't enjoying anything' Glenn Brooks, motoring analyst: 6.30am: Turn on computer to check for problems that have appeared overnight.

In order to ensure peaceful political competition between Islamists and other political parties, the new Arab democracies need to enshrine two principles in their new constitutions: pluralism and a peaceful political landscape that is free of armed groups like Hamas and Hezbollah.

Tessa Ross, the chief executive of the National Theatre, said the report made important points on "the diversity of the work on our stages, of our workforce and our audience, the need to enshrine arts education as an entitlement to all young people, including the most disadvantaged, and the desire of national organisations to extend our reach".

He acknowledged that the current government was addressing the treatment of victims but insisted that a "faster shift" was needed to enshrine their rights in law.

In 1982, the amendment fell three states short of the number needed to enshrine it in the U.S. Constitution.

In our opinion, we also need to enshrine in legislation the individual's right to freedom in a broad sense, which is true freedom.