1.   The Act enshrines principles social workers fought hard to get on the statute book.

2.   The Times picked up on calls to enshrine the principle of access to justice for those without means in legislation.

3.   He attacked the sensuality of western European lifestyles, and appeared to urge Poles to enshrine Catholic principles in their future constitution.

4.   The universal and comprehensive nature of the health service enshrined these principles more perfectly than any other social service.

5.   In eighteenth-century Virginia, evangelical Baptists and enlightenment Deists joined to enshrine the principle in law.

6.   It did not give details and the cautious wording seemed designed to avoid giving the impression that any new principle was being enshrined.

7.   It did not give details and the cautious wording seemed designed to avoid giving the impression that a new principle was being enshrined.

8.   Last week, Parliament passed a constitutional amendment enshrining the principles of human rights but absolving any past abusers from prosecution.

9.   Multiculturalism posits that there is no objective standard by which one culture can be judged superior to another, thus enshrining the principle of equality.

10.   Six years after the fall of communism, Poland still lacks a document enshrining the principles of a democratic state.