"The vote on a second state language endangered one of the most sacred foundations of the Constitution — the state language," the Latvian president, Andris Berzins, said in a statement after the vote.
These men didn't capitulate or shy away from challenging even the most sacred foundations of the status quo.
They've been told that, of all the individual rights enumerated in the Constitution of the United States, the right of an individual to bear arms is the most sacred; the foundation on which all our other freedoms are based.
The Great Pyramids of Giza, symbols of foundation, sacred geometry and more, are other African images chosen by Alpha Phi Alpha as fraternity icons.
Although the LMDC guidelines were apparently treated like "a sacred text," the foundation initiated a "Talmudic-like analysis" of this one phrase to expand its scope.
These sacred histories provide an epistemological foundation to the regional intellectual property over traditional spinifex technologies formerly utilized for architectural, material and medicinal functions.
Human rights, as articulated in the 1948 UN Universal Declaration on Human Rights, are a foundation, even a sacred text, for many who work for development.
In the games, the foundation of these sacred spaces is always a response to the betrayal of these specialized soldiers by their leadership or their nation of origin, and often both.
The emergence of Christianity in the Roman Empire laid the foundation for a sacred realm in the post-Roman world that was blessed by the Christian God rather than by the ancient deities.
It is also, almost, a sacred Conservative cow, the creation of the first Thatcher government, laying the foundation for the independent production sector.
