Sentence examples for territorial inviolability from inspiring English sources

Predictably, though, India's opposition Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has tried to present the enclaves as symbols of Indian territorial inviolability and an opportunity to flaunt its Hindu-nationalist credentials and to attack what it sees as the ruling Congress Party's weak spot its perceived softness towards illegal immigrants from Bangladesh, most of them Muslims.

Kent Rigsby, Asylia: Territorial Inviolability in the Hellenistic World (University of California press 1996).

I have in mind a New Age doctrine of territorial inviolability that is to this post 9/11 world what the Monroe Doctrine was to the frontier nation of 1823.

The need to respect human rights, democratic principles and the state based on the rule of law is something that deserves our full support, and I wonder whether, in the negotiations with the Council, I should not also add respect for the territorial inviolability of third countries as a criterion.

"Territorial integrity, the inviolability of borders and national unity of the Democratic Republic of Congo are not negotiable," the Roman Catholic Conference of Bishops wrote in a statement.

One of the anti-Maidan leaders in Odessa, a young activist named Anton Davidchenko, had been arrested for "encroaching on Ukraine's territorial integrity and inviolability," and the protesters thought this was unfair.

In addition, in signing the agreement, the EU has committed itself to promoting the independence, sovereignty, territorial integrity and inviolability of borders.

This order, based on respect for territorial sovereignty, the integrity and inviolability of borders and a belief that relations can be built on common values, has collapsed.

Roethke (2011, p. 38) underlines that "some scholars argue that territorial integrity merely safeguards the inviolability of international borders but does not regulate an internal affair such as secession".

The Novosibirsk mayor's office reportedly denied permission on Tuesday to hold the march "in order to ensure the inviolability of the constitutional order, territorial integrity and sovereignty of the Russian Federation".

Ironically, such territorial incursions are the clearest violations since at least 1975 of the very principles of territorial integrity and inviolability of boundaries that the Soviet Union had fought for so assiduously as part of the Helsinki process.