Sentence examples for will enshrine from inspiring English sources

Yet many are concerned that it will enshrine a de facto bilingualism, bypassing the constitution.

"We are now going to go for domestic legislation [which] will enshrine some targets".

We will enshrine that into law so that there is a degree of credibility".

Bolt, however, seems set on running so fast he will enshrine his legacy in London.

Hence, a Security Council resolution on the parameters for two states will enshrine Palestinian national goals in international law.

The bill will enshrine the security services' licence to hack, bug and burgle their way across the web.

"Later this month, if nothing is done to stop the present course of the negotiations, the United States will reach an agreement with Iran that will legally enshrine Tehran's right to create enriched uranium, a basic raw material for nuclear bombs, and to retain thousands of centrifuges that are used in the enrichment process.

A new stadium will rise from the mud, but what type of club will it enshrine?

After much ballyhoo and bellyaching, the RNC has decided that it will officially enshrine its ultimatum to CNN and NBC: cease production on your planned Hillary Clinton movies, or there will be no Republican primary debates on your networks.

But supporting Labour will only enshrine Tory policies.

Among its first legislative decisions, Spain's new government will also enshrine a constitutional amendment limiting future deficits, a change made in agreement with the Socialists this year.