Sentence examples for inviolable law from inspiring English sources

Whether alpha is fixed or varies across a tiny span, the overriding question is whether its value was inevitable -- determined somehow by an inviolable law -- or just a matter of happenstance.

Mr Obama has said it does not make sense to argue that the Constitution prevents sensible reforms but gun campaigners hold it up as an inviolable law and Supreme Court justices have used it to rule against controls in individual cases.

But, it is not an entirely inviolable law that a tree grows a ring each year.

Newton's universe was governed by inertia and motion, a clockwork cosmos run by inviolable laws.

There are three inviolable laws of Earth's life support system: The strength of an ecosystem depends upon its biodiversity; all species are interdependent; and all natural resources are finite.

Rather than creating new ways to manage the destruction of ancient woodlands, she said, they should be made inviolable by law.

We are bound by nature to act on our strongest interest and cannot be obligated by previous agreements to break this inviolable psychological law of nature.

And as retold by Mr. Pullman, the tales reveal what you might call an inviolable physics — laws without which the tale-world (there is surely a German word for this) would come apart.

However, although embassy premises are legally inviolable, general international law does not recognise a right of diplomatic asylum.

Its constitution enshrines the right to privacy and states that secrecy of correspondence is inviolable unless the law provides otherwise.

The edict of 1585 was confirmed by the Edict of Rouen of July 1588 and was moreover defined as the "inviolable and fundamental law".