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Yet this ignominious retreat became enshrined as a glorious victory; the guts of survivors made it a founding myth.

The unborn baby 's "right to life" , enshrined in the constitution, did not take precedence over Miss D's right to travel, it suggested.

A person's right to believe in anthropogenic climate change, and not be hounded out of his job because of it, is now enshrined in law.

Rice said the Americas and Africa have "enshrined" within their regions a commitment to democracy through these two "visionary" charters.

In ancient times, been enshrined in the dark sky for the Artifact, mainly as a sacrificial utensils.

If it is not enshrined on memo or letter and signed in Vertretung, then it did not happen.

Somehow, the war criminals enshrined at Yasukuni will have to be removed, even though the shrine has private status.

Kevin Brennan, the consumer affairs minister, said that although the new rules would not be enshrined in law, the effect would be the same.

Israeli defence officials favour a clear agreement with Hamas even if it is not enshrined in a written document.

Even as exposure became enshrined as a progressive principle, however, political sex stories went into eclipse.

These, he said, had "enshrined the high level of inflation for a long period of time" and led to mass unemployment in Europe.

This principle was enshrined in the Maastricht treaty and has since been rigorously interpreted by the German constitutional court.

Sustainability is now enshrined as one of the three pillars of the Olympic movement (together with sport and culture).

When he was born, slavery had been supplanted by racial segregation, enshrined in law in the South and in practice in the North.

Mr Abe has not visited Yasukuni, where Japan's war dead and a handful of convicted war criminals are enshrined.

Equality between men and women was enshrined in the European project from the beginning, but discrimination remains widespread.

China would take care of foreign relations and military defense. All this was enshrined in the Basic Law.

You were enshrined with our household deity, in his worship, I worshipped you.

Chinese dragon totem is the basic feature It is enshrined in the national common totem God. Totemism is a most primitive form of religion.

At any rate, the original dragon enshrined the entire meteor that fell through the atmosphere there, through that tunnel behind you.

"It echoes back to the 18th century, " he explains, referring to property-owner rights enshrined in the U. S. Constitution.

The student argues that freedom of religion is enshrined in law in Sweden and this should take precedence over the education agency ruling.

The separation of church and state might be enshrined in the constitution.

Enshrined by law independent of the main character is a civil legal action in all the necessary conditions.

But now the fortuneteller's ashes have been enshrined in a permanent statue at his aquarium.

There is no enshrined right to down tools, as there is in France and Italy.

At home, though, barely a voice was raised to recall that the freedom for companies to do this is enshrined in Europe's single-market laws.

The German Industry Federation, BDI, hit out at the screening requirements enshrined in the new US law.

Direct female athletes to beat as a section of the legendary men are forever enshrined in the Olympic annals.

Therefore hush! The rector's feeling was sacred. in his heart was enshrined the pure girl he had wedded and worshipped.

Who refused to participate in the hearing or stamped signature, which should be enshrined in the hearing transcripts.

Those who truly treasure the pat will not bemoan the passing of the good old days, because days enshrined in memory are never lost.

Iraq has made its transition to full sovereignty, and elections have enshrined the country's ethnic divisions in its politics.

I think the president will ask any nominee to discuss how they view the Constitution and the legal principles enshrined in it.

One of those values is the freedom to practice your religion -- a right that is enshrined in the First Amendment of the Constitution.

In Belarus, North Korea, Syria, and Iran, brutal regimes deny their people the fundamental rights enshrined in the Universal Declaration.

Once enshrined in the EU Treaty, these changes would lay the foundations for future prosperity and peace in Europe.

A future Serbia, with Kosovo still enshrined in its constitution, could take the same approach.

People have a right to health, as enshrined in the Constitutions of WHO and of Brazil.

The Shaolin Temple's eminent monk enshrines mobile numbers , this man spent 82 thousands Yuan RMB to be enshrined one .

Oh, now I know the statue enshrined in the temple on the mountain is actually the statue of him.

Instead Germany wants a harsh system of rules, enshrined by treaty if need be, that would ban countries from spending too much.

It is so important that some nations have even enshrined it in their constitutions.

This historical ruin is the place where a great philosopher's ash is enshrined. That's why so many tourists came to warship it.

Plenty of poetic materials that have been enshrined at heart came to mind at the barber's this morning.

Those who truly measure the past will not bemoan the passing of the good old days, because days enshrined in memory are never lost.

It also infringes the "inviolability" of the UN, enshrined in international law.

China is a single party state governed by the Communist Party of China whose power is enshrined in Chinese constitution.

This amendment enshrined the principle of freedom of choice in exchange rate arrangements.

Bad banks enshrined "nationalisation of the losses" caused by US mortgage-backed assets and meant they fell to the taxpayer.

While principles and responsibility sound lofty and idealistic, they can be taught, followed, institutionalised and enshrined in law.

After seizing power in a military coup 1969, he abolished the Libyan Constitution of 1951 and civil liberties enshrined in it.

The fundamental rights of all men are enshrined in the Charter of the United Nations.

China has never renounced what it says is its right to " reunify " Taiwan by force, and in 2005 enshrined this in an "Anti-Secession Law" .

He suggests that three men, Stonewall Jackson, Robert E. Lee and Jefferson Davis, be enshrined on the face of the mountain.

Few observers expect Utopia's petition to sway the Chinese government, which has enshrined transgenic crop R&D as a top priority.

In this temple, as in the hearts of the people for whom he saved the Union, the memory of Abraham Lincoln is enshrined forever.

Confucian school of thought is enshrined doctrine of Confucius School.

Last month, the Philippine legislature enshrined its claim to nine islands in law.

The new goal, enshrined in city policy, is much more ambitious: 20% of all trips are to be made by bike by 2020.

Traditional ethnic folk culture is enshrined in Chinese nation.

Perhaps such rules could be enshrined at national level.

Finally, U. S. support for Taiwan is enshrined in U. S. domestic law in the Taiwan Relations Act.

Every clan set up its ancestral temple where their ancestors were enshrined and worshipped.

Both also frame their work around exercise of rights enshrined in Chinese law.

They also called for legally enshrined debt brakes in all eurozone countries.

Because no two of them looking for his owner , Enshrined in the Jinding on Emei Mountain.

Storytellers enshrined gay love tales in the Thousand and One Nights.

Civil partnerships, enshrined in law in 2004, were a hard sell.

We may have differences in policy, but we all believe in the rights enshrined in our Constitution.

Memories of happier days were enshrined in the old man's heart.

And if we cannot stand for those core values, then we are not keeping faith with the documents that are enshrined in this hall.

A fragment of the Cross is enshrined in the cathedral.

which Bodhisattva is enshrined here?

This year, it is enshrined virgin of the year.

Next year's elections will deliver a multiparty parliament, which is enshrined in law.

Fourteen top war criminals were secretly enshrined in 1978.

You said the mountain god is enshrined here, bu why is it called Beizhen Temple and not Mountain God Temple?

Memories of happier days were enshrined in my heart.

Enshrined in it is Guanyin, the Goddess of Mercy.

But in 1964 the Supreme Court enshrined the principle of "one person, one vote" .

The line was first drawn in 1861 and enshrined in a convention 80 years later.

Days enshrined in memory are never lost.

Since then, the souls of 2. 5m Japanese war dead have been enshrined there.

The right of all young people to health is also enshrined in international legal instruments.

Last year, China enshrined in law the public's right to participate in decision-making on large construction projects.

We are still a long way from achieving the ultimate aim of universal suffrage which is enshrined in the Basic Law.

It is telling that since 1978 when 14 war criminals were enshrined, no Japanese emperor has visited.

From then on Baggio's sad blue eyes were enshrined in my heart.

The original called for greater respect of rights enshrined in China's constitution.

The right of the people peaceably to assemble is enshrined in the first amendment.

The original called for greater respect of rights enshrined in China's constitution.

I am the knowledge enshrined in the Gita(holy text). . .

lost time is never found again . when the memories of happier days are enshrined in my heart , i know i ' m old.

Canada, for example, has insisted that its unique system of supply management be enshrined in any global deal.

Last year France enshrined environmental laws in its constitution for the first time. Can China learn from their example?

Our firm has been in the business for the 37 years, and safety is enshrined in our culture.

For years now, Hong Kong has argued the city's uniqueness enshrined its prosperity.

enshrined here is this Manichaean god.

the spokesman said that two important requirements had been enshrined in the tripartite amendment mechanism stipulated in the basic law

memories enshrined in the heart

You once bought a very enjoy wearing the clothes they want, solemnly enshrined in the closet;

the principle of judicial independence is enshrined in the basic law article 85

universal suffrage is enshrined in the basic law , and we support that goal

Enshrined here is not only Taoism founder, Laozi,

Once you have bought a piece of beautiful cake but want to eat, solemnly enshrined in the refrigerator;

protecting rights enshrined in China's constitution