That's the contradiction that David Petraeus and Paula Broadwell are now coming to terms with, and the oxymoron brought to mind by the imprudent escapades of these two — along with the Tampa socialite with diplomatic "inviolability," the other general with too much time for e-mail and the F.B.I. agent who made a mannequin sandwich of himself — isn't "military intelligence".
The declaration said the rebels recognized the inviolability of their borders with neighboring countries and promised to draw up a democratic constitution.
The waiting period interferes with the inviolability of my body and thereby imposes an unwanted and substantial burden on my sincerely held religious beliefs".
Human dignity, autonomy, freedom of movement, physical inviolability, and limitations of contact with staff and fellow patients were considered to be the most important human rights restricted during coercive interventions.
It is a measure of the pride with which France defends the inviolability of private life that nobody seems to know, or care, whether Mme.
The high priest of the Shintō cult and of divine ancestry, the Japanese emperor had been invested with an aura of sacred inviolability.
Unlike Isaiah, however, who believed in the inviolability of Jerusalem, Micah shocked his audience with the announcement that the wickedness of its rulers would cause Zion to become a plowed field, Jerusalem a heap of ruins, and the Temple Mount a wooded height.
Certainly there are suggestions that his belief in the inviolability of tribal law has clashed, at times, with the orthodoxies of balanda civic culture.
But this geographical reality has often been ignored, because island, in the singular, brings with it the attractive characteristics of inviolability, steadfastness and detachment.
In 1979 Bulgaria proposed a treaty with Yugoslavia that would guarantee the inviolability of the borders established after World War II; this proposal was rejected, however, because of Bulgaria's refusal to admit the existence of a distinct Macedonian nationality.
