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enshrine

verb as in hold as sacred

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He reiterated that the post referred to principles "enshrined in international law" and was not directly linked to the events of that day.

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“We don’t need more empty promises; we need accountability that is enshrined into law, with bills like AB 1064.”

She added that the right of "citizens in the north to identify as Irish was enshrined in the Good Friday Agreement".

From BBC

Slovak legal scholars say a constitutional amendment enshrining the primacy of the Slovak constitution over EU law is a direct challenge to the European Union, and will lead to legal battles and potential sanctions.

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He also touched on the reach of his organization and events, noting that his name is enshrined in “The Charlie Kirk Award for Young Masterdebaters” that Cartman and Clyde compete for in the episode.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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