Sentence examples for into question the inviolability from inspiring English sources

Mr. Putin, a staunch defender of Russia's sovereignty over the rebel region of Chechnya, said, "If we allow international law to be replaced by the law of the first, in which the strong is always right, and has the right to do anything, then one of the most basic principles of international law will come into question: the inviolability of state sovereignty".

But Mr. Chaudhry appeared to question the inviolability of the president's immunity during Tuesday's hearing, saying that Mr. Zardari or his legal representative had yet to claim immunity before the court.

This calls into question the leadership there".

The Organisation of American States (OAS) met in Washington on Friday to discuss the situation and passed a motion backing the "inviolability of diplomatic missions".

Moreover, any trial in Turkey would run into evidential problems resulting from the inviolability of the consulate, an issue that need not trouble an international court set up by the security council.

Some called the definition itself into question.

Oilmen say this is a prerequisite for putting money into the country.The PRI is prepared to sacrifice the inviolability of Pemex and the CFE.

In France, whose museums are just as treasure-laden as ours, the inviolability of the "national patrimony" is finally being questioned.

They always reemerge, often in disguised form, such as in the quest for the meaning of life and existence or in the nihilistic resignation regarding that quest; furthermore, they reemerge in the quest for the dignity of human existence, the inviolability of life, the determination of human rights, and many other such questions.

The inviolability of the self replaced the inscrutability of God.

"The inviolability of the United Nations is well established under international law and we expect member states to act accordingly and to respect and protect that inviolability," Maestracci said.