Sentence examples for inviolability of its from inspiring English sources

How Democracies Perish, "preserved the inviolability of its territory, what was left of it, and the right to live privately in a non-totalitarian society" but was forbidden to accept Marshall Plan aid, join the EEC or sign trade agreements with Europe.

This is a flagrant violation of the inviolability of its premises under international law". It said the incident was the first of its kind, warning that it "endangered civilians including staff and put at risk UNRWA's vital mission".

The UN agency for refugees, Unrwa, said it had discovered about 20 rockets hidden in a school, which it condemned as a "flagrant violation of inviolability" of its premises.

… This is a flagrant violation of the inviolability of its premises under international law.

The inviolability of its postwar borders, like the borders of other states, must be guaranteed.

It condemned the placement of rockets in the school as a "flagrant violation of the inviolability of its premises under international law".

Exactly what he was going to declare was unclear, though he had long harangued his neighbors with diatribes about the government and the inviolability of his property.

The disgust at the genocides of the 1990s paved the way in 2005 for the UN's adoption of a new principle, the "responsibility to protect", which in theory turned the inviolability of state sovereignty on its head and argued that sovereignty was a responsibility rather than a right.

It presumably isn't a libertarian conviction in the inviolability of free speech because Twitter acknowledges its limits in its own rules.

"What we say here is that the Sadr cease-fire is still valid and we stressed the inviolability of Iraqi blood in all its sects and ethnicities," said the aide, Dr. Liwa Smeism.

Those of a religious persuasion (and I count myself among them) talk about the sacredness of life, non-believers of its inviolability.