| The new legislation could, said commentators, enshrine the most repressive aspects of martial law in the penal code. |
| The Government really should issue a full-length mirror to every home in the nation, and enshrine its use in legislation. |
| We support the suggestion to enshrine a commitment to access in our mission statement. |
| It is also called upon to enshrine its commitments in official and public texts. |
| This was achieved thanks to Switzerland's ability to demonstrate that it was able to enshrine equivalent rules in agreements under private law. |
| Temples were built to enshrine these images of the Almighty and give devotees a place to worship. |
