Sentence examples for its inviolability from inspiring English sources

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

The interest of a possessor of a chattel in its inviolability, unlike the similar interest of a possessor of land, is not given legal protection by an action for nominal damages for harmless intermeddlings with the chattel.

"Today more than ever, it has becomes clear that respect for the environment cannot forget the recognition of the value of the human person and its inviolability at every stage and in every condition of life," he said.

In his album review for Rolling Stone, Stephen Holden wrote of Harrison having "inherited the most precious Beatle legacy – the spiritual aura that the group accumulated, beginning with the White Album" and suggested that he had "maintained its inviolability with remarkable grace".

"The encyclical is meant to be a precise and vigorous reaffirmation of the value of human life and its inviolability, and at the same time a pressing appeal addressed to each and every person, in the name of God: respect, protect, love and serve life, every human life," the Pope writes.

Although the French Revolution (1789) challenged the basic foundations of the ancien régime, it reinforced one of its hallmarks, diplomatic inviolability.

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.

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.

If Russia excludes its own borders from the general international standard of inviolability, it might face some unwanted challenges.

Writing last week in Foreign Policy, Timothy Snyder argued that Russia's Ukraine play could have long-term negative consequences for the integrity of the long border it shares with China: If Russia excludes its own borders from the general international standard of inviolability, it might face some unwanted challenges down the road.