The ruling followed a petition filed by a tiger conservation activist, Ajay Dubey, last year that demanded that tiger habitats be kept "inviolate of human activities".
Often his clients tried, in various ways, to maneuver him into a position where he might relax his high standards, but he nearly always managed to keep them inviolate.
A potato that she has planted in her vagina, to ward off any unwanted intruders, to keep herself inviolate.
His solution in "Nothing to Lose" is this: keep the format inviolate but raise the ante tremendously.
The locomotive men's union has announced that in addition to last Thursday they intend to keep the Sabbath inviolate from now on.
Or perhaps he wishes to keep his memory of Jane inviolate and consecrated, like his memory of Allie; perhaps he is afraid of finding her innocence tarnished — not in a sexual sense, because eventually he is sure that Stradlater didn't "get to first base with her," but simply of finding her no longer what she was, possibly finding that she has become, in short, a phony.
(William James wrote about a "hidden self"; William Wordsworth wrote about "the individual Mind that keeps her own / Inviolate retirement").
The killing of a young giraffe at a Danish zoo — after which it was publicly butchered and fed to a lion — breaks what should be the most inviolate if unwritten contract when humans remove wild animals from their natural habitat: to protect and keep healthy those animals and their descendants.
Retailers kept their doors closed until midnight, so the boundary between dignified family dinners and frenzied bargain hunting remained inviolate.
Even if 100 perfect words constituted a long day's output, even if he had to run on empty ("This is what keeps your old daddy in business!" he once remarked, downing a handful of antipsychotic pills and chasing them with bourbon), even if "Dick generally expressed bewilderment at finding himself in a particular place and time," his work remained inviolate and essential.
