It is a measure of the pride with which France defends the inviolability of private life that nobody seems to know, or care, whether Mme.
In 1979 Bulgaria proposed a treaty with Yugoslavia that would guarantee the inviolability of the borders established after World War II; this proposal was rejected, however, because of Bulgaria's refusal to admit the existence of a distinct Macedonian nationality.
With this new status came the inviolability of the person of God's anointed (a characteristically Davidic idea) and a court rhetoric adapted from pagan models in which the king was styled "the [firstborn] son of God".
When you marry for a second time you are already a vow-breaker and you are no longer an innocent who can believe with such untarnished joy in the inviolability of love.
Nor does the liability rule construal of rights fit well with Nozick's affirmation of the inviolability of individuals, the Kantian claim that individuals "may not be sacrificed or used for the achieving of other ends without their consent" (31, emphasis added), or the moral sovereignty of individuals (34).
Then, on Sunday, Micheletti declared a state of exception in the country, suspending for up to 45 days (with the possibility of renewal) the inviolability of personal freedom, freedom of assembly, free speech, freedom of movement, and due process.
Their acts and wilful dismissal of our religious principles alienates them from any association with our community for whom the inviolability of every human life is the founding principle (Q.5 32)," the leaders wrote in the letter.
Exactly what he was going to declare was unclear, though he had long harangued his neighbors with diatribes about the government and the inviolability of his property.
The FSB officer was charged with "abduction, extortion and breach of the inviolability of a dwelling" as well as abuse of office.
The declaration said the rebels recognized the inviolability of their borders with neighboring countries and promised to draw up a democratic constitution.
