Sentence examples for without enshrining from inspiring English sources
Sometimes a dictator chooses to secure property rights without enshrining it in the rules, as in South Korea until the 1980s; sometimes he does not.
The Chatham House report agrees that building up the security forces without enshrining principles of justice in the Afghan state allows opposing forces to flourish in what remains essentially a civil conflict with both regional and international dimensions.
On the other side of the spectrum, Ms. Pelosi told the Huffington Post that there must be a "serious drawdown" next summer and that she was not sure how many Democrats will vote for war spending without enshrining such policy into law.
Although basic rights and dignities are universal, there are ways of enshrining them without perfectly emulating a western experience.
If somebody can explain to me how policymakers could have prevented a wholesale economic collapse without bailing out Wall Street and enshrining "too big to fail," I'm all ears.
Sturgeon said enshrining the sovereign will of the people gave legal meaning to the nationalists' major complaint about the structure of the UK, where parties without a mandate from Scottish voters could make laws which affected them.
But should museums be enshrining celebrity culture?
The Obama administration insists the law merely codifies existing standards, but its strong supporters and vehement opponents are sure it does much more, legally enshrining for the first time in 60 years the authority to hold citizens without trial.
Business is lobbying hard for investment agreements in their interests, including the ability to prosecute countries in international courts, without any legally enshrined responsibility to ensure adequate social or environmental standards.
He just can't -- without criticism -- enshrine the right to discriminate into the law.
We learn more about Maria and sense David's visit will be enshrined without irony among all her other mementoes of Maria's American relations.
