Sentence examples similar to inviolable trust from inspiring English sources
Instead, cryptocurrency systems imbue trust in an inviolable, decentralized computer program that is, in theory, incapable of defrauding people.
It must be the inviolable core of faith at its center.
In another example of flawed reasoning, Alexander's theory espouses pure freedom no rules, no morals, no top-down control yet proposes achieving this through the imposition of his own set of inviolable rules [17], because he doesn't trust the activated populace to avoid mistakes and missed opportunities (Saunders 2002a; Walker 2003; Kalb 2014).
Bitcoin seeks to address this challenge by offering users a system of trust based not on human beings but on the inviolable laws of mathematics.
The progressive tradition in America was instrumental not only in extending voting rights (while also denying the inviolable legitimacy of private property rights), but also in creating racist Jim Crow laws, anti-trust laws, the federal income tax, the Federal Reserve, the direct election of Senators, and the referendum-recall systems seen in such dysfunctional, populist states as California.
"It represents inviolable optimism".
Defence spending is inviolable.
Their persons were legally inviolable.
Some things, however, are inviolable.
Kēryx, inviolable ancient Greek messenger.
