3], a square mile of this area, hitherto held inviolable, was occupied by Japanese forces, who set up virtual martial law during several hours.
At the revolution, it must be admitted, that it was their sense to put down those great rights which ought in all countries to be held inviolable and sacred.
The pope said "even criminals hold the inviolable right to life" given by God.
Gove compares Carney to the Chinese emperor Ming, whose "person was held to be inviolable and without imperfections" and whose critics were flayed alive.
Gove compared Carney to the Chinese emperor Ming whose "person was held to be inviolable and without imperfections" and whose critics were flayed alive.
By contrast, "developed" land, which includes parks, allotments, golf courses and gardens as well as concrete, covers just 10.6% of England.Green belts are generally held to be inviolable, politically as well as physically.
The archives of FAO, and in general all documents belonging to FAO or held by it, shall be inviolable wherever located.
As cataclysm purges society of any undesirable elements, it reveals inviolable truth, affirming society's deeply held values.
He said such an approach might well require "a change in international law, which previously held that the sovereignty of a single state was inviolable".
In high-stakes racing, veterinarians are often under pressure not to disqualify horses from running, but it was Dr. Gilman's inviolable principle that every horse be given the same exam and held to the same standards.
[Applause,] The results of the elections that had recently been held, meant that the Constitution should be the supreme law of the land; that personal liberty, free speech and a free Press, as guaranteed by that Constitution, should remain inviolable, and that the war should not be perverted into a mere Anti-Slavery party war, for no purpose of good to either the black man or the white.
