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Meaning of "now enshrined"
now enshrined - This phrase suggests that something is officially established, protected, or preserved. It is often used to convey that a particular idea, principle, or belief has been codified or made into a permanent fixture
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The rest is now enshrined in musical history.
Ejection by necessary force is a defence now enshrined in s.
That agreement is now enshrined in a legally binding text.
Specific residence rules for unaccompanied foreign minors are now enshrined in the law.
This is now enshrined in our legislation.
The seven requirements correspond to the globally accepted standards now enshrined in international guidelines.
Their ideas are now enshrined in the standard model of cosmology.
He is the patron saint of Bari where his relics are now enshrined.
Harcourt is now enshrined in a famous arboretum of a thousand rare species.
These established principles are now enshrined in the Constitution.
Secularism is now enshrined in the Charter of human rights and freedoms.
It noted that the freedom of the press was now enshrined in the Constitution.
His image is now enshrined upon the sixth generation WBC super middleweight belt.
Rolf just passed away, and he had this notion now enshrined in.
This approach is now enshrined in the Directive.
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Focus on output has generated a lot of controversial discussion, but is now enshrined in law.
That notion was now enshrined in the Constitution.
The stylish Consequently the “ right to disconnect ” is now enshrined in French law.
That process is now enshrined in the Single Act.
Gertrude, along with the rest of the league 's girls, is now enshrined in the Hall.
They have now enshrined Duty to God in the requirements for every rank.
Economic, social, cultural and environmental rights are now enshrined in the Constitution.
These are now enshrined in the Stability and Growth Pact.
One the one hand, the concept of multiannual planning is now enshrined in the Constitution.
They are now enshrined in the Basilica di San Clemente.
That coin, known as the Portland Penny, is now enshrined at the Historical Society.
It is now enshrined in law, but its application in practice remains a challenge.
This enlightened summary is now enshrined in the Who 's constitution.
These rights are now enshrined among the objectives and principles of ACP-EEC cooper ation Article 5.
FARNET Magazine, The concept of territorial cohesion is now enshrined in the Lisbon Treaty.
Both points are now enshrined in the Single European Act.
Most of these proposals, I am happy to say, are now enshrined in Community law.
This practice is now enshrined in the European Network of Ombudsmen Statement.
Do you know what memories-made in Canada-are now enshrined in the world 's memory?
They are now enshrined in the Mexican Constitution….
This is the object of worship now enshrined in Tachibana-dera temple.
His body is now enshrined at Downside Abbey, near Bath.
This responsibility is now enshrined in the Treaty on European Union.
The relics are now enshrined in the Patriarchal Cathedral of St. George in the Fanar.
These rights are now enshrined among the objectives and principles of ACP-EEC cooperation ( Article 5 ).
The right is now enshrined in Article 17 of the GDPR.
They are now enshrined in the Church of St. George, Istanbul.
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