Sentence examples for process of enshrining from inspiring English sources
Many countries are still in the process of enshrining the Nagoya Protocol in domestic law (although the EU did this in 2014), and there are growing concerns that a loophole is developing.
For this is how I define liberty: over centuries the British have been privileged and sometimes brave enough to create a complex skein of institutions and processes that enshrine a number of crucial processes.
Both judges found that the same-sex wedding ban in Florida's constitution violates the guarantees of equal treatment and due process enshrined in the 14th amendment to the US constitution.
Eriksson et al.'s qualitative work (16, 17) uses social capital as a productive analytical tool for unpacking the processes of community action enshrined in the World Health Organisation's Alma Ata (1978) and Ottawa (1986) charters.
The XL Pipeline decision was effected through a time-honored democratic process enshrined in the U.S. Constitution.
President Obama enshrined this hesitation in a process of "periodic reviews".
It is thankfully rare for extenuating circumstances to fully test the processes and procedures enshrined in national and world antidoping authorities' rules and laws.
The focus of my talk was the fundamental rights and liberties enshrined in the U.S. Constitution, including every person's right to due process of law.
4 Enshrine the right to a home for everyone and begin the process of rehousing all of the UK's homeless population, including those with complex needs.
If the process of drafting the constitution was politically one-sided, so is the document itself: its preamble – the "profession of national faith" – enshrines an ethnic vision of Hungary as a Christian country and rather pathetically evokes historical grandeur.
In the United States, this concept of the "law of the land" was enshrined in the U.S. Constitution in the Fifth and Fourteenth Amendments that guarantee that no person will be denied "life, liberty or property without due process of law".
