I may have spent only a few hours there, but it doesn't really feel like I've left because the energy and experience of that space will be enshrined within me always.
More often than not, these adolescents are denied their rights to basic healthcare, nutrition, adequate shelter, education, protection from abuse, neglect, exploitation and diseases, and a safe space to play as enshrined in the Convention on the Rights of the Child (CRC).
We have rights enshrined in public spaces – the right to protest, to assemble, to freedom of speech – but all those things go to the wayside in a public street that's privately owned.
Optimists argue that the institutional changes enshrined in the new constitution will also enlarge the space for progress.
Instead, the BIC must include space for the maturing child to exercise his or her rights as enshrined in the CRC.
This indicates that we need to contextualise, within the current matrix of social power relations, the normative rights that are apparently enshrined in Patients' Rights Charters or Concrete Service Guarantees or in spaces designed for citizen participation.
They pocked the floor with their hibernation burrows, and, in a space known as the Skull Chamber, a bear's cranium sits on a flat, altar-like pedestal — perhaps enshrined there by the artists.
The incident and mythology surrounding Roswell has become enshrined, with references littered throughout sci-fi pop culture from Independence Day to Star Trek: Deep Space Nine and Futurama.
Enshrined or carried into battle, the ark, in Hebrew Scriptures, marked the presence of God with an empty space -- the space between the cherubim.
Our greatness was not enshrined.
