Enshrine used in a sentence

Enshrine in a sentence as a verb

Why enshrine your ignorance in lengthy words, insisting others take a bite?Here's what it's most like, for me:IRC.

However the legal system doesn't exist to just enshrine and enforce basic rights.

> Gruber spends an awful lot of time trying to justify and enshrine every action Apple takes.

Copyright law does not enshrine the idea that "you should always pay for anything that is beneficial.

Any person who seeks to enshrine in law the inequality of a subset of persons before the law should be condemned.

Freedom of the press was not an easy right for the founders to enshrine given how the penny press routinely slandered colonial leaders.

All we have to do is mention "national security" and we can enshrine whichever human rights violation we fancy into legislation?

The due process of law the Constitution attempted to enshrine was very specifically meant to ensure that justice is carried out by the judicial system.

I'm surprised that for a mere $10M they were willing to simultaneously torpedo the xprize brand and forever enshrine their irrelevance to actual innovation.

Then how do you know it's a negative?The very idea that you should enshrine your ignorance in a checklist of things companies must not do and software companies must not use is utterly preposterous, and you should be at least a little bit ashamed to have proposed it.

By now, it should be sparkling clear that these organizations have no respect for the ideals that the constitution attempted to enshrine, namely personal freedom and a government subservient to the people, and they should be continually called out as the illegitimate charlatans they are.