Sentence examples for given the sanctity from inspiring English sources

It was a stunning event, given the sanctity of attorney-client privilege.

He might almost have had his own keys given the sanctity of the "special relationship".

But, given the sanctity ascribed to the human voice, it's unsurprising that self-consciously son-of-the-soil country types such as Garth Brooks have been particular ­enemies of Auto-Tune.

But, given the increasingly threatened sanctity of an egalitarian internet, the pointlessness of this clip seems almost profound.

In the 2011 case of "M", significant weight was given to the sanctity of life, over and above M's previously informally expressed views, when the court ruled that treatment could not be withdrawn from the patient, in a minimally conscious state.

If Angelenos are willing to give up the sanctity of their own four doors for a stranger's Prius, it stands to reason that they would be open to trading the mobility of four wheels for the pleasures of public transit.

Egged on by black-jacketed lawyers, who were never so glamorous, he has criss-crossed the country, giving speeches on the sanctity of judicial independence.

Egged on by black-coated lawyers he has traversed the country, giving speeches on the sanctity of judicial independence.Ordinary Pakistanis, as well as most senior judges, are flocking to hear him.

What I think is so interesting about this is -- I don't know if you remember I think it's the Mortgage Bankers Association after giving speeches on the sanctity of never walking away walked away from their own building and gave the keys back.

The Federated States, meanwhile, could get on with the business of protecting the sanctity of marriage, mandating organized prayer sessions and the teaching of creationism in schools, and giving the theory that eliminating taxes increases government revenues a fair test.

If this latest ruling by the judicial body that oversees complaints relating to the U.K's intelligence agencies doesn't ratchet up political pressure for reform of mass surveillance powers in the U.K. then surely little else will — given it pertains to the sanctity of politicians' communications.