Such confidential communications are held inviolate unless waived by the client.
It follows, therefore, that we believe the Negro, as well as those of other races, should have his full Constitutional privileges as a member of society, and we hope that members of the Church everywhere will do their part as citizens to see that these rights are held inviolate.
"There's a place in you that you must keep inviolate.
A potato that she has planted in her vagina, to ward off any unwanted intruders, to keep herself inviolate.
Few agencies hold their neutrality more inviolate.
Six months after his return, he wrote of a "lingering regret that this great peak no longer remains inviolate to hold out its challenge", but continued, as if in consolation: "there are many other opportunities for adventure, whether they be sought among the hills, in the air, upon the sea, in the bowels of the earth, or on the ocean bed; and there is always the moon to reach.
Article 97 of the Japanese constitution says, "The fundamental human rights by this Constitution guaranteed to the people of Japan are fruits of the age-old struggle of man to be free; they have survived the many exacting tests for durability and are conferred upon this and future generations in trust, to be held for all time inviolate".
As the originator of the theory of relativity, Einstein held the principle of local causes to be inviolate.
Morocco's constitution holds the person of the king, also known as Commander of the Faithful, to be sacred and inviolate.Such relics of divine kingship may soon go the way of Louis XVI's head.
"Academic freedom is inviolate, inviolate," she said.
