Sentence examples for principle of inviolability from inspiring English sources

Putin sounded more like a leader of the Trilateral Commission than an ex-KGB officer when he warned last fall, "Sanctions are already undermining the foundations of world trade, the WTO rules and the principle of inviolability of private property.

A spokesman said Ban "recalls the fundamental principle of the inviolability of consular premises and calls for the immediate, unconditional and safe release of those abducted".

That would lead to a disastrous situation in which the principles of the inviolability of the human being and of human dignity would be completely lost.

As the wording of the amendment evolved during the Congressional debate, the principle of the debt's inviolability became a general proposition, applicable not just to the Civil War debt but to all future accrued debts of the United States.

But what both religious and humanist strands of thought recognise is that the legal sanctioning of the premeditated termination of human life destroys the principles of sacredness and inviolability.

Its pillars were two principles of justice: the inviolability of individual rights and the idea that when justifying social inequality some degree of which was inevitable in a flourishing and prosperous society absolute priority should be given to the needs of the worst off.

For the sense of inviolability, some Americans have used the word "cool".

An important step in the plebeian campaign was the achievement of inviolability of their tribunes.

Not all Americans had a naïve sense of inviolability shattered on Sept. 11.

The scenes of carnage continued for years, and permanently destroyed Londoners' sense of inviolability.

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