Sentence examples for that enshrining from inspiring English sources
He said that enshrining outlines for negotiations in a United Nations resolution was problematic.
If we take some of the basic tenets of feminism to be about equal pay or reproductive rights, we see that enshrining these in law is still part of the battle.
Jean-Claude Jean-Claude Junckeran commission presidenthetold thEuropeanan in Decommissiont Cameron could tinker with British law on social security and migrant rights, but that enshrining discrimination in EU law was a no-go area.
Improving the status of women has been a core goal of U.S. policy here, and Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice said at a congressional hearing in 2005 that enshrining women's equality in the Afghan Constitution was an important advance for the entire region.
Politicians privately express a sincere commitment to rights then condemn the law that enshrines them publicly.
Syrian officials asked aloud this week how a country that enshrined Saladin could mistreat his descendants.
The Nantes tribunal invoked a 1905 law that enshrines the separation of state and church.
And Baltimore teachers, who were initially opposed to Dr. Alonso's methods, last month approved a contract that enshrined them.
Jeremy Lewis also compares it with the National Health Service, another 'benign monopoly' that enshrined the idealism of its begetter.
The same US constitution that enshrines many freedoms specifies how slaves are to be weighed up for congressional representation.
"Our goal was to provide a memorial that enshrined the best nature of those lives," Mr. McGreevey said.
