Assad himself has abandoned the pretense of his own inviolability, and has reappeared only virtually, as a disembodied voice on a handful of broadcasts, or, as he did on Tuesday, on a prerecorded video clip showing him conducting a formal meeting with Saeed Jalili, the Iranian national-security chief — his first television appearance in two weeks.
She suggests to the operator that she may have "diplomatic inviolability" because of her honorary consul title, which she also advertises on the license plate on her Mercedes.
By virtue of it, he had personal inviolability, could veto measures freely, summon the organs of government, and propose decrees and legislation.
The French naturalist includes in his definition of deserts "all the regions … where Nature has maintained her inviolability".
A transparent world is a world in which it is increasingly hard to claim untouchability.Moreover, the idea of "sovereign inviolability" has never been quite as sacrosanct as the conventional wisdom believed.
Julio Ibanez, a lawyer for Aidesep, which serves as an umbrella group for 67 indigenous federations, said he will file a lawsuit against the Peruvian state in January because it has breached the "inviolability" of the reserve and threatened the "physical and cultural survival" of the "isolated peoples" who live in it.
For the sense of inviolability, some Americans have used the word "cool".
After all, on the face of it, self-ownership seems like an attractive value, capturing some basic commitments we have to the freedom and inviolability of the individual (see Cohen 1995: chapter 3).
Everyone shall have the right to the inviolability of private life, personal and family secrets, the protection of honor and good name.
For years, all countries with claims in the South China Sea have traded barbs and proclaimed the inviolability of their sovereignty in the South China Sea; Tuesday's ruling has provided the first impartial, international legal decision on those disputes.
