Sentence examples for yet enshrined from inspiring English sources

The fact remains the right of withdrawal is not yet enshrined in statute and we could not take the risk of saying yes today without this being absolutely nailed down.

Not yet enshrined there, however, are the purest representatives, nomenclature-wise, of the state's athletic aspirations: the 2003 New Jersey Devils (hockey) and the 2003 New Jersey Nets (hoops), the arena's tenants, who are both now in the final round of their respective championship tournaments.

The government's gas proposals aren't yet enshrined in legislation, though it wants them to become so during the course of this parliament.

However, this role was not yet enshrined: it depended rather on the abilities of the current Domestic, and other generals of inferior rank were sometimes entrusted with supreme command instead.

And yet they enshrined these protections saying, why?

The administration's steps received strong bipartisan support from Congress but also provoked criticism from human rights organizations, which warned that the administration was moving too quickly to embrace a country that had yet to enshrine basic freedoms or the rule of law fully.

Nothing much has changed in the meantime, yet the feelings enshrined in the ballad seem freshly charged.

In "The Night Before," the Coen brothers' "new freedoms" are topped by new new freedoms, ones that have been won de facto but have yet to be enshrined de jure — as Isaac, a lawyer, would be among the first to know.

In "The Night Before," the Coen brothers' "new freedoms" are topped by new new freedoms, ones that have been won de facto but have yet to be enshrined de jure as Isaac, a lawyer, would be among the first to know.

Several major Qatari institutions, including the 2022 Supreme Committee for Delivery & Legacy and Qatar Foundation, have adopted standards that go a far way to meet activists' demands but these have yet to be enshrined in national law.

Significantly improved labour standards adopted by several Qatari institutions, including the 2022 Supreme Committee for Delivery & Legacy, have yet to be enshrined in national legislation and stop short of giving migrant workers, who constitute the majority of the Qatari population, full basic rights.