Sentence examples for cannot be trampled over from inspiring English sources

The right to freedom of thought cannot be trampled over by the law.

The other 48.3 percent cannot be trampled upon.

Mr. Fire said he pushed for last week's walkout to show G.E. that the workers are a force that cannot be trampled upon.

In the first of these, subtitled "Factory Life As It Is", the author proclaims "that our rights cannot be trampled upon with impunity; that we WILL not longer submit to that arbitrary power which has for the last ten years been so abundantly exercised over us".

Like Tuscany, Provence has been trampled over by too many writers in recent years.

An investigator strapped for time and money, or with too limited a brief, might easily be trampled over.

"The Iranian government is trampling over every rule of due process," Hadi Ghaemi, the group's spokesman, said in a statement.

In China, law is trampled over at will.

Since then the Dutch have been trampled over many times by belligerent neighbours.

"He can certainly look very hard at how the protection of parliament was trampled over in this investigation".

Japanese keiretsu, backed by their inscrutable government, were trampling over naive market-trusting Americans, especially in high tech.