Regional human rights agreements enshrine the same principle.

Constitutions frequently enshrine lofty principals, and nobly assure protection of fundamental rights.

This is why Germany decided in 2009 to enshrine strict fiscal rules in its constitution.

Developing nations also need to enshrine the notion of policy space in the World Trade Organization.

It also enabled us to enshrine the principles of the universality, indivisibility and interdependence of human rights.

Such institutions had to enshrine due process, the independence of the judiciary and an effective and impartial police and prison system.

But as we enshrine our human rights in a new Constitution, we know that our future cannot be determined in ink.

The new constitution will enshrine the ideas of any free people in its charter pluralism, democratic rights, federalism, human rights and civil liberties.

Consensus should, in our opinion, enshrine the principle of the indivisibility of collective security, confer proper legitimacy on decisions and guarantee their applicability.

Constitutions frequently enshrine lofty principals, and nobly assure protection of fundamental rights. The question is whether those guarantees are given meaning on the ground.

Soon after, he launched his constitutional changes, which Senegalese view as an attempt to enshrine in law his son s victory in the 2012 presidential election.

When China's National People's Congress (NPC) concluded its annual meeting recently, it voted to enshrine protection of human rights and private property in the constitution.

We went through a period of feeling that the lesson learnt from Bosnia was that elections held too early enshrine sectarian violence, enshrined extremist parties.

In 1999, opponents of the peace accords orchestrated a successful public campaign to defeat a referendum to enshrine key aspects of the peace accords in the Guatemalan Constitution.

According to Harvard Business School s Rawi Abdelal, this was the key event that set in motion the developments that would ultimately enshrine freedom of capital movement as a global norm.

The IMF s attempt to enshrine capital market liberalization in its charter, coming as it did in the middle of the 1990 s Asian financial crisis, was a public relations disaster.

Those instruments enshrine various elements that typify the democratic system the right to political participation in a country apos s government and the right of free expression, association and assembly.

They seized computers and files, disabling the animal rights movement as it was on the eve of launching a new initiative to enshrine the protection of animals in the Austrian constitution.

Member States are therefore encouraged to enshrine the principles of the inherent dignity and the equal and inalienable rights of all members of the human family in their national Constitutions and laws.

Germany s Foreign Ministry is preparing a policy on Russian German relations that will enshrine indifference to Putin s lawlessness as being in the national interest of the most powerful member of the European Union.

At the same time, it will help to enshrine the vitality of the right to development, while making it clear that none of the various species of rights has paramountcy over the others.

In this scenario, the current constitutional assembly would be dissolved, and SCAF would form a new one to its liking. It would strongly influence the constitutional drafting process in order to enshrine its privileges.

For example, the Constitution had been revised to enshrine the principle of non discrimination on the basis of gender, but customary and religious practices recognized as discriminatory to women had been allowed to continue.

Elsewhere, a seemingly commendable grassroots petition movement to re establish Constitutional values at the state level turns out to be if you read the fine print a drive to enshrine Christian values in state law.

At the same time, the composition of its bodies should be as representative as possible so as to enshrine and embody its universality and safeguard the sovereign equality of States, especially the smallest among them.

Although the standards and norms do not impose enforceable obligations on Member States, such instruments provide practical guidance to States in their conduct and they enshrine goals, practices and strategies broadly accepted by the international community.

Honduras has observed with great concern the tragic situation still prevailing in Bosnia and Herzegovina the escalation of hostilities, massive violations of human rights and attempts to enshrine in legal instruments territorial conquests obtained by aggression.

It was therefore logical to enshrine the right of such a State to make a declaration that it would not apply the draft protocol to operations conducted for the sole purpose of responding to a natural disaster.

I should like to recall that at the San Francisco Conference, in 1945, the provisions of the Charter that enshrine the right of veto of the permanent members were adopted by 30 votes in favour to 14 against.

These documents enshrine the facts of occupation of the territories of Azerbaijan by the armed forces of Armenia, the control of the Nagorno Karabakh region by the separatist forces and the perpetration of ethnic cleansing in the occupied territories.

It chronicled the concern for man apos s inhumanity to man and was intended in large measure to enshrine respect for and the protection of the rights of individuals, including organized groups, within the context of inter State relations.

Soon after, he launched his constitutional changes, which Senegalese view as an attempt to enshrine in law his son s victory in the 2012 presidential election. Thousands marched in protest to the National Assembly in June, and the amendment has since been withdrawn.

Specific measures were necessary for the concrete realization of the full range of civil and political rights and minority rights, to address violence against women and xenophobia, to achieve a more inclusive political process and to enshrine freedom of the press and the right of access to information, among other rights and freedoms.