Sentence examples for inviolability from inspiring English sources

The Novosibirsk mayor's office reportedly denied permission on Tuesday to hold the march "in order to ensure the inviolability of the constitutional order, territorial integrity and sovereignty of the Russian Federation".

For the sense of inviolability, some Americans have used the word "cool".

But for a government so fiercely insistent on the inviolability of its own sovereignty, this was a big step.It has also softened this same principle as applied to some of its nastier diplomatic friends, such as Myanmar and Sudan.

Stripped of their blanket of distance and inviolability, Americans found themselves at war in Afghanistan, and possibly about to widen the conflict to Iraq.

He has an interest in the inviolability of Cambodia's judicial sovereignty.

It also infringes the "inviolability" of the UN, enshrined in international law.Another long-standing taboo is naming the European countries in which America keeps nuclear weapons.

But this very aura of inviolability may be storing up problems, since it means that governments can borrow still more at cheap rates.

The principle at stake was the inviolability of a sovereign state, not the creation of a democracy in the aggressor country.In this section Recession appeal Paying the price A singular life A good man in Washington Motor ways and wherefores A world first Reprints Related items The State Department: Fretting about AmericaJun 9th 2005Mr Haass's next war was different.

While he reportedly warned Mr Bush that he "could not guarantee Mr Arafat inviolability" in every situation, he did not press the point.

A belief in the inviolability of Chinese sovereignty is often not just their cardinal principle, but their only one.

Its pillars were two principles of justice: the inviolability of individual rights and the idea that when justifying social inequality some degree of which was inevitable in a flourishing and prosperous society absolute priority should be given to the needs of the worst off.