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enshrine in

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enshrine something in something
to honor someone or something by placement in a shrine. Bill enshrined his grandfather's watch in a glass dome.
See also: enshrine


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The policy forms part of the Government's radical welfare reforms and will for the first time enshrine in legislation the principle that disabled people are the experts in their own lives.
But he tried to head off criticism by pledging to enshrine in law that the organisation would remain publicly owned.
Tony Blair did promise to end child poverty in 1999, but this has still not been achieved, so Gordon Brown's pledge to enshrine in law the Government's ambitious target to end child poverty within 12 years looks like it too will just pass into history as more wishful thinking.
 
 
 
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