Sentence examples for unalterable law from inspiring English sources

You might suppose, then, that the angels of Heaven, custodians of unalterable law, would be rooting for the critics.

For all Ruskin, or anyone else, could have known from looking at nineteenth-century British painting and sculpture — which, in this respect, took classical precedents as unalterable law — the mature female pudendum was baby-bottom smooth.

Ought not unalterable laws be plain and unambiguous?" asks Hitchens.

Equally, Antigone seems right to claim that respect for the dead is an unalterable divine law.

The book begins at the opera: "She sang, of course, "M'ama!" and not "he loves me," since an unalterable and unquestioned law of the musical world required that the German text of French operas sung by Swedish artists should be translated into Italian for the clearer understanding of English-speaking audiences".

Thus all the privileges ("Golden Freedoms") of the nobility that had made the Commonwealth ungovernable were guaranteed as unalterable in the Cardinal Laws.

In the health care context, such congenital genetic disorders with severe or life-threatening symptoms are perhaps the strongest candidates for an undeniably basic need one whose basicness stems from "laws of nature, unalterable and invariable environmental facts, or facts about human constitution" [ 15].

And yet government requires rulers, who must be chosen by some method that is open to argument.Modern states also require many more laws than are inscribed in the unalterable Koran.

By law, the pension formulas of existing workers are essentially unalterable — any changes affect only future hires.

The edicta remained a source of law until about 131 ce, when the emperor Hadrian commissioned their reorganization and consolidation and declared the resulting set of laws to be unalterable, except by the emperor himself.

YOUR ("unalterable")Actually not.