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.
Mr Obama has said it does not make sense to argue that the Constitution prevents sensible reforms but gun campaigners hold it up as an inviolable law and Supreme Court justices have used it to rule against controls in individual cases.
Doe's religious tenets also hold that her body is "inviolable and subject to her will alone" and that her health decisions must be based on the "best scientific understanding of the world," the suit states.
We may not have the backbone to opt out of their products, or the products of other companies making similar mistakes, but it's consistent with our inviolable brand loyalty to hold our favored companies responsible for problems as widespread and poorly addressed as this.
2; Bradley 2009), whereas some of those who hold that a person's life is inviolable deny that a person can ever be better off dead (e.g., Keown in Jackson and Keown 2012).
Strictly Orthodox Jews hold the 613 God-given commandments as an inviolable part of their daily lives, viewing the more progressive Reform and Conservative traditions as diluted and less authentic.
