Enshrine (verb)

1. To place in or as if in a shrine; to preserve or protect as sacred.
2. To preserve or protect something, such as a memory or tradition, as something sacred or precious.

Origin:

From the old french enshrine, enshrener, from en- + shrine ("a reliquary, sacred relic"), from the latin scrinium ("a case for books or papers").

Examples:

1. The Constitution is enshrined in the National Archives.
2. The memory of the fallen soldiers is enshrined in our hearts.
3. The company has enshrined a culture of innovation.
4. The right to free speech is enshrined in the First Amendment.
5. The founders enshrined the principle of democracy in the Constitution.